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BOOK-PRICES    CURRENT, 

Volumes  I.  to  XII. 

Being  a  Record  of  the  Prices  at  which  Books  have  been 
sold  at  Auction  during  the  years  1887  to  1898,  with  the 
Titles  and  Descriptions  of  the  Books  in  full,  the  Catalogue 
Numbers,  and  the  Names  of  the  Purchasers. 

Semt  of  the  tarlitr  volmius  are  enS  ef  print  and  olhtrs  art  at 
apretnium.  Rtforti  will  be  made  in  answer  le  gueriei  6y  (Ae 
ftlblil/ier. 

dffinions  of  f0e  ^rcis. 

"  '  Bt»k-Priui  Currenl'— the  IVkilaitr'l  AlmaMaik  ol  bODlc-bnyen  ud 
io6kK]ltn.'-/llHstr7tHd_Lamiiw/^fiet. 


"  finiDett  indeed,  w  long  the  boolc-bayer'i  chief  delight,  must  yudd  Ic 
"ll  ii  bey«id  c< 


igh    pnixi'—Dai^ 

"  The  pnclicil  uitlily  to  buyers  und  Kllen  of  mi  uithoriuti' 

work  of  reference  like  ihb  i —-  -  •■ "-  '^-  ' 

Bjid    iliill    r 


nowledge 


boakmen.  the  iaaa  of  '  Bix>li-Price>  Current '  miv  he 
lairlv  pmnoiinced  mdupenuble."— ^l'trn>-7  Worlil. 

"  It  may  be  iiid  wiilioul  ciaggention,  that  the  mnual  volumes  of  Mr. 
SIttter'i  admirable  compilatioa  w  iEulbperuable  to  such  as  desire  to  Tollaw 
with  any  cloKnea  the  record  of  ules  and  the  mo^meDU  of  the  second^ 
hand  bouk  nurkel."— T'l'mr 

"Viliuble  to  luoksellen,  and  uill  more  lo  lo  book-buyen.  .  .  .  Tfaii 
uleful  work  has  long  eBlabliued  iu  positioa,  and  must  have  saved  many  a 
collector  a  bad  bargain." — Ath^nteuiK. 

"The  work  supplies  a  finely  printed  record  which  will  be  valued,  not  by 
the  bookseller  merely,  but  by  the  collectar  and  librarian."— Ait/j'  Ti!trra*k. 

"The  book  collectors  Bible."— /*iV/ Mali  GomiIIi. 

"The  record  ii  eiiremely  useful  for  buyenaiid  collectors  of  books,  and  Is 
a  talaable  index  to  cuncnl  phases  of  book<ollectinE,  and  lo  auctualioni  in 

For  particulars  of  the 

HEW    INDEX    TO    THE    FIRST    TEN    VOLUMES 

OF    "  BOOfC-PRICES     CURRENT " 

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Book-Prices  Current: 

record  of  the  prices  at  which  books 

hX  ve  been  sold  at  a  UCTION, 

from  october,  1898,  to  july,  1899, 

being  the  season  1898-1899. 


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INTRODUCTION. 


The  prescDt  volume  of  Book-Prices  Current  is,  strictly  speak- 
ing, the  first  that  has  accurately  coincided  with  the  natural  course 
of  the  auction  season,  which,  as  is  almost  universally  known,  begins, 
as  a  rule,  in  the  middle  of  October  and  ends  at  the  end  of  July,  or 
in  the  early  days  of  August.  It  will  b«  remembered  that  the 
previous  volume  was  made  to  commence  in  December,  1897,  a 
procedure  absolutely  necessary  in  order  to  introduce  a  new  system. 
The  present  volume  covers  the  sales  held  during  the  months  of 
October,  189S,  and  July,  1899,  inclusive,  and  I  believe  that  it  will 
be  found  that  no  sale  or  entry  of  any  importance  taking  place 
between  these  dates  has  been  omitted  from  its  pages.  Omissions 
there  are,  for  it  is  neither  desirable  nor  necessary  to  chronicle 
everything  that  is  sold  irrespective  of  condition,  price,  or  interest ; 
and  then,  again,  some  books  have  been  purposely  overlooked,  for 
there  is  no  satisfaction  in  repeating  ad  nauseam  matters  of  in- 
formation which  have  been  dealt  with  in  the  same  volume  with  a 
similar  result  on  many  previous  occasions.  BOOK-PRICES  Ce;rrent 
is,  and  always  has  been,  a  work  ofselection  specially  constructed  for 
quick  and  easy  reference,  and  compiled  in  such  a  nunner  as  to 
present  as  true  and  faithful  a  picture  of  the  book-market  for  the 
time  being  as  possible  without  wearisome  repetition  on  the  one 
hand  or  irregular  omission  on  the  other. 

Anyone  who  takes  the  trouble  to  consult  this  and  the  preceding 
two  or  three  volumes,  and  to  carefully  compare  their  contents  with 
those  of  the  earlier  ones  of  the  series,  will,  I  think,  arrive  at  the 
conclusion  that  a  great  change  has  come  over  the  bookman's  fancy 
durii^  the  last  few  years.  He  will  observe  that  the  tendency  is 
now  to  specialiie  ;  that  fewer  large  private  libraries  hai-e  come  into 


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the  market  of  late,  and  that  even  the  practice  of  the  cataloguers 
has  dianged,  as  if  to  keep  pace  with  that  spirit  of  restlessness 
which  is  death  to  old  time  habits  as  personiiied  by  the  collectors 
of  a  decade  or  two  a^o.  We  read  stories  without  end  of  the  patience 
of  the  old  school,  and  lifetimes  spent  in  dose  application  to  the 
business  of  accumulating  an  enormousnumber  of  books  of  alt  kinds 
to  furnish  a  library  that  should  answer  every  imaginable  question 
that  the  wit  of  man  could  propound.  These  libraries  have  blended 
with,  or  at  any  rate  are  fast  reluming  to,  the  world  from  whence 
they  came,  and  the  modem  bookman  seems  to  have  fixed  bis 
attention  upon  books  of  a  special  kind,  interesting,  no  doubt,  but 
not  of  a  character  which  can  be  described  as  absolutely  necessary 
for  purposes  of  reference  or  research.  The  numerous  public 
libraries  scattered  about  the  kingdom  have  perhaps  contributed  to 
this  result  in  no  small  degree.  Books  of  occasional  practical  use  are 
much  more  easily  obtained  now  than  they  were  even  ten  years  ago ; 
in  fact,  in  many  Instances  there  is  no  necessity  to  buy  them  at  all. 
Another  consideration  also  influences  the  collector.  He  has  become 
aware  that  large  general  libraries  seldom  stay  long  in  private 
hands,  and  never  unless  a  series  of  the  most  favourable  circum- 
stances combine  to  preserve  them  intact;  that  their  fbimation  takes 
a  lifetime,  and  that  a  pecuniary  loss  is  absolutely  certain  to  attend 
their  disposition.  The  matter  of  interest  on  sunk  capital  is  fatal 
to  every  scheme  for  founding  a  general  library  on  commercial 
principles  that  has  ever  yet  been  formulated.  This  is  not  always 
the  case  where  books  of  a  special  character  are  concerned,  and  it 
,  cannot  be  asserted  that  books  are  often  bought  now  without  any 
calculation  as  to  their  probable  fate  in  the  market  of  the  future.  If 
they  are,  then  Book-Prices  Current  and  ail  other  works  of  the 
same  class  are  existing  without  patronage,  for  the  mere  amusement 
of  their  compilers  and  publishers. 

The  truth  is  that  colleaors  are  not  now  prepared  to  pay  more 
than  tbey  can  help  for  such  books  as  they  require,  and  that  they 
take  a  keen  interest  in  backing  their  judgment,  so  to  speak,  against 
that  of  anyone  else  who  happens  to  possess  the  same  tastes.  It  is 
repeatedly  said  that  books  have  at  last  attained  to  precisely  the 
same  level  as  bric-k-brac  This  by  way  of  comment  on  the  large 
prices  which  are  occasionally  paid  for  pamphlets  of  little  apparent 
interest,  old  books  which  can  be  read  in  scores  of  cheap  editions, 
and  volumes  which  nobody  now  reads  at  all.  If  this  be  true,  it  is 
the  specialists  who  have  made  it  so ;  they  are  backing  their  re- 
spective judgments  in  every  bid  they  make.  Generally  speaking, 
it  is  perfealy  clear  that  the  specialists  now  role  the  book-market. 


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and  that  all  very  high  prices  are  either  pmd  by  them,  or  by  repre- 
sentatives of  the  large  public  libraries  in  England  or  abroad. 

It  was  recently  stated  in  several  of  the  literary  journals  that  the 
season  189E-99  had  witnessed  no  great  rise  in  prices.  It  depends, 
of  course,  what  is  meant  by  the  word  "  great,"  but  this  is  certain, 
that  works  of  the  kind  reported  in  Book-Prices  Current,  that 
is  to  say,  the  better-class  standard  and  collector's  books,  strictly 
so-called,  have  increased  in  price  most  materially  during  the 
last  twelve  months.  Original  and  scarce  editions  of  the  English 
classics  are  becoming  scarcer  and  more  valuable,  and  the  prices 
obtained  for  ihem  are  steadily  increasing.  First  editions  of  modem 
and  contemporary  writers  of  the  first  rank  are  in  the  same  position, 
only  in  their  case  the  rise  has  b«n  much  more  rapid.  A  glance 
at  the  sums  realised  for  copies  of  the  original  editions  of  many  of 
the  works  of  Stevenson  and  Kipling  will  confirm  this.  As  a  whole, 
the  value  of  really  good  books,  or  books  that  are  specially  sought 
after  on  account  of  their  merit,  scarcity,  or  for  any  other  reason, 
arc  distinctly  and  patently  rising  in  value,  and  in  many  cases  the 
accretion  is  most  marked.  The  following  tabular  analysis  will 
show  the  position  at  a  glance : 

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■  fe    ..        J-Uy         '89*  .,  ..       M,763  „  ..  £■)•. 

iM    II  '•  'S99  .,  .1       3lS|7^S  „  „        ifing. 

The  average  sum  paid  per  lot  was  £i  6s.  7d.  in  1893  ;  £1  Ss.  jd. 
in  1894;  £1  IIS.  4d.  in  1895;  ^i  13s.  lod.  in  iS<)6;  £2  I3s.9d.  in 
1S97  ;  £2  15s.  in  1898;  and  £2  19s.  $d.  in  1899.  In  1897  the 
average  was  strongly  influenced  by  the  very  large  amount  realised 
by  the  Ashbumham  Library,  and  the  comparatively  small  number 
of  lots  contained  in  the  catalogue,  and  the  same  remark  applies  to 
some  extent  to  [he  average  of  1898.  This  season  there  has  been 
nothing  abnormal  to  disturb  the  average,  and  yet  we  find  it  stand- 
ing higher  than  ever,  i.e.,  at  £2  19s.  5d.  This  shows  as  con- 
clusively as  anything  can  do  that  desirable  books  of  every  kind  are 
rapidly  rising  in  value,  and  the  inference  is  that  they  have  not  yet 
attained  their  maximum.  We  shall  probably  never  again  see  an 
average  of  £1  6s,  7d.  as  disclosed  by  the  sales  of  1893. 

Perhaps  the  most  extraordinary  incident  in  the  book  world  is 
the  position  now  assumed  by  the  works  issued  from  the  Kelmscott 
Press.  These  have  increased  in  value  enonnously  during  the  last 
few  years.     In  or  about  February,  1898,  the  "  Chaucer  "  stood  at 


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about  £1%  ;  now  £58  has  to  be  paid.  In  1894  "  The  Story  of  the 
Glittering  Plain,"  issued  on  May  8,  1891,  could  be  got  for  about 
j^S  ;  the  present  price  is  about  ^28  and  has  been  ;£33.  Not  all, 
or  indeed  many,  of  the  Kelmscott  Press  books  have  been  so 
fortunate  as  these,  but  all,  with  rare  exceptions,  are  worth  much 
more  now  than  they  were  twelve  months  ago.  I  am  often  asked 
what  I  think  the  future  of  these  books  will  be;  whether  they  are 
yet  at  their  highest  point.  I  can  only  say,  for  the  benefit  of  any 
who  choose  to  regard  my  opinion  in  this  respect  as  worth  con- 
sidering, that  another  five  years  will  sec  many  of  the  present  prices 
doubled  at  least,  and  all  of  them  much  enhanced.  Time  will  show 
whether  this  be  true  or  the  reverse,  or  only  partly  true.  At  any 
rAte,  the  assertion  is  not  made  recklessly,  but  based  upon  ail- 
ments which  appear  to  me  to  be  sound  and  conclusive. 

J.  H.  SLATER. 
DUKB  OF  EniNBURCH  Road, 
Cakshalton,  Surrey. 
Siftimttr  30,  1S99. 


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CONTENTS, 

Comprising  a 

TABLE  OF  THE  SALES   BY  AUCTION 

REPORTED   IN  THIS  VOLUME. 


Ashbuioliain,  Earl  of 

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Aihbniahiun,  Earl  of 


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Jae.      24,  1899 


Oct.  31,  1898 

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INDEX  OF  SUBJECTS. 


Acts  dT  ParliamcnL    Str  SutulH 

Afajmacs-    Srt  Gcnen]  Index 

Alphabet 

A][»iw 

AnKTica.    Sft  GoKral  Index 


Armorials.    Sk  Genealogy 


Bibliography 

Bindingi 

BnuH^   (Monume 
CaUnel'IiIaking 


ft  Mudc  and  Mtu^cian« 


Chniniclei 

CUvda  (Greek  >iul  Lalin) 

Cock-Flghdnir 

Conchology 

CwicDrdancvs 


Owes  (Monumental^    S 

Ciutonu.    J-K  Fdk  L?re, 
Cyclopsliu 


.    Sir  AichiKcinn,    Flit 


Eccle»utica]  Hisiory.    Stt  Theology 


EnwmoK^'" 


Sh  Cyclopsdiai 
r  AntbropolDE7 


Sa  Masonry 
V  Cibinel-Makln] 


Gardening.    Jm  Agrici 


Hair-dreaing 

Ha>king.    J«  Falconry 

HeraldTy 

HerbsK    Stt  Botany 

Hieroglypbica.    Srt  Egyplology 


Hone-racii.B.  Hor> 
Hunting.  Strtiao] 
Hymns.  .9«  Music 
Ichihyology 


.    Sit  Cabinet.Maliiiig 


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MnnDcn 
Munuscripu 

Mubls.    J'aSculptun 


Meullurgy.    SaGtalBgy 

Mini.'B 

Monuimnu.      Srt  aliD    BnuK 

Music  uidMusIciuu 

NuuraJ     Hiiton    (GEnEial). 

Voyigti  und  Traveli 
NanL  5«  MiUtiiy 
Nivigiitian.    ^»  Vuhiing 

OiDilbology.  oology 


Rcxitten  (ChiFch  and  Puuh^,  R< 
Rcngioai  CtrcnmnLis,    SeeJiitoi 
RlielDric.    Sii  Login 
Riding,    Scf  Hone-ndng,  Hone 


Tciils 
UphoUlen 


.    Sa  Folk-LoR 


Sit  Cibiiul-Maliini 


.    ^«  Cibin«-Makin« 


riling^    Stf  PeDiDAnihip 


AcUorParlluBS 

AKrlcoltiua: 

^.y.)    Epil«n= 

BilllngileyU.) 

4n  or  Husbanilry,  1160 

Ch.{R.)    AioW 
cJ^^tu  Gr«ie. 

e  Thrift  Kwly  rtvivcd, 

Thj,  t>83 
an  s  Companion,  iiSi-i 
creation,  The,  1^1 

Counliy  GintleiD 

CuriosiliHofNa 

un  and  An,  576S 

Dictionary  of  Cu 

Evelypg-)    F™ 

SSfS.&,„'S 

Hutbandric',  193s 

KsU' 

TKLSsiSKS 

Marliiam  (G.)    Cheape  and  Good  Has- 

baddry,  and  other  worki,  1316-41 
MBn<han(C.)    Gardening,  ii}4 
MounUble  (D.)    The  Gardener's   I^by 

Beid  (jno.y  ScoH  Gard'ner,  sBj! 
Repton(H.}    Landscape  Garaenuuri  ^3) 
Sni«{AJ    MyCaiTir-   "- 


THZSl^'ry, 


ik  (G.)    Camic  Alpbabet,  9 


Alpinejoumal,  The,  663; 

Brockeaon    (W.)    Pa»es    of    the    Alp>. 

D^l'Ic.  T.)    Mountaineering.  443= 
FoibesU.  D.)    AtpsofSavoy,  ;739 
Peaks.  Pauei,  and  (ilacien,i446 
Whymper  (E.)    Scrambles  Auiongsi  the 

Anariu-^'lif  General  Index 
AaouH,  etc. : 

Ktiont  de  divert  Aman;,  Les,  3071 

mga  Ranga.  The.  3051 

3ert(C.J    Les  NouvcUts  AitxoureuKi, 


Buuy-Rxbutin  (R.)    Hiitoire  Amour 

de-1  Gaules,  5&W 
Caviceo  da  Pamu  Uac.)    Dialogue 

litule  le  Peregrin.  I55' 
Celtei    Protudus  (C.)     Ubti   Amui 

Chanunu  (Steph,)'    Re^mcn  Caitit. 

Ch^  aux  FiUes,  La,  1856 
Court  of  Cupid  (Thomson).  3090 


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Anoon  taalnaiid)  : 
Cupid    and    Piychs,   Amoun    of   <L« 

^uuk),6oSt 
Dnphni^  Ft  Chine  (Longus).  1141-9 
Davinput  (I.)    Aphnaiiiaa,  9876 
De  Lanilci(L.)    GloHure  ErcAlquE.  1S78 
E™.y  on  Foraiciion,  K43 
Faublu  (Chev.    de),  Xa    Amoun    du 

Fitlo  dc  Joye,  L>  Dcnwicet  I'Aditu  do, 

Fortinj  (F.    C.)    CUnksI   Erolology, 

FDuniin1(K.<Se>.  Lc  BoiUire  d 'Amour, 

Fnncc  Gslanle.  La,  561 


id(W.i    1 
■'.)    Libe 


ill(W.) 


in  of  Love, 


L*;Im(C.  dei.   Lei  Lii^sons  D 

L^'Vonoune  (J.   it).      L« 

Psych*,  fioSr 
Louii  XIV.  CI  MS  Amoun,  «ii 
Monumcni  du  Culw  S«rtl,  1 


Bcnicrs(J,)    Fysshynge  with  an  Ani 

..s6-a 
Bewick  (TO    Fiihcr'i  GarluDd,  174> 
FiAertea.  Tract.  ™,i797 
Coillcnun  Angler,  Mie,  5793 
Ciiuible   (A.)      ShDotmg    and   Sail 

jB.ne.'"fr^_ 
Shame,  ;Bt 


"bs°^.V^ 


Baronial  and  EcdcaiaA- 


Loddon'i    Blams  and 

Lane  (A.)    Anallng  Slielcha,  iin 
Noblc><R.)    CompltatTnillo,  13SI 
Nunh  <R.)    Fbh  and  Fuhponds,  sey> 
Rjtlmliofen  (J-)    D«  Kunil  wit  man 

Filth,  eit,  4051 
Sage(I>e(n>    He  Riidgouche,6ii7 
SctopefW.)    Salmon  Fiahing,  MS 
Sna«  (EdoO     His  large  coir«:tU>n   a( 

Angling    Bonki    ananged     \a    Alpha- 

biiical  Order,  lajg  tl  uf. 
Veikables(R.)    Ehpcriencxd  Angls,  6933 
WaluxiIIuac).    J'K  General  Index. 
AntbrapoW*: 

BaneroTl  (H.    H.)  Native   Races  of  Ihe 

Bditiiv(G.)    Gipsies  of  Spain,  4378^ 
Haeckel<E.)    Evolutlonnf  Man,  igici 
WaJker(A.)    Beamy  in  Woman,  3SS3 
Aicbaolon  (General) : 

Ad«n(R.)    Diocletian'!  Palace,  1137 
AgiHtinijb.  Anl.)    Dialoghi,  4^86 
AnliquaneaofScoiland,  FFaceedingi,etc., 

of  Ihe  Sodety  of,  99a 
Antiquitieiof  EngLmd  and  Ws1r3(GraK), 

Ardicologia  ^nliana,  59^ 
Archcological  Society  of  Hmtol,  43IJ 


BnltonCIJ    (jitbedral  Antiquities,  3306 
Bmcc(J.C.)  Lapidarium Stplenlnotiale, 

""  The  Ron 


(I.e.)    The  ,    , 

(S.  and  N.)    Aniiquities,  3853 


Buqli(! 

Btil«n,"a?;«" 
Cartari  (N.)     L 

Cumberland  and 

Dugdak  (W.)°  '' 


of  MSS.  at  Stralforc 

Kemid    (B,     I.)      Germanicarum    Anli- 

quiuaim  LiVi,  3^r6 
HiggirB(G.)    Ceitu:  Druids,  7046 
HoraleyCJohn).     Britannia  Romana,  5807 
Innei  (Cosino),  Scaich  Lena]  Aniiijuities, 

JumesonOO    Culdeesofloiia,  704B 

LaingfH'.)    Scottish  Seals,  Ba7,  ;7K> 

LeUnd'Oohnl     Itinerary,  Srj 
LoisncfP.)    Antiguedadts  Aiabtt,  i6S9 
Lysons(S.)    Roman  Antiqnilits,  4j.« 
Maclauchlan  (H.)  Surveys  of  the  K^nan 


pliijuie,  JSJ7 
Honl&ucon  lb.  de)     Monumenu  de  U 

Monardiie  Francoise,  341a 
Nash  (J.)    Mansion!  of  England,  3440 

Reli^uori',  ThrMTS  "  "        ""'    "' 
Richardson  (C  F.)    Old  Engliih  Man. 

RuHia.'    Antiquity  deRuaiie,3BS} 
Sehliemann  (rf.)    Troy,  48,  t 
Scotland,  Antiquities  of  (Grose),  jg 
Scotland,  Society  of  Anliquaties,99S 


Someisetshire  Archeologica]  S( 
Strull  Ooi.)    Regal  and   Ec. 

Antiquities,  3455 
Stuan  (JohnX      SculpliiKd    StoDel   of 


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Arcb«olo(T  (cmhwcd 
Stuktlcy  (W.)     Iiini 


niLawiuKJlniutuus, 


:*d  Houses,  41S 

Adaii»(R.>i>()J.)  ArchiiKiunlWoclu, 

Alberti  (L.  B.).    UArchiiMlura,  4589 

ArchileouR  Ollonuuit,  1463 

Birch  (G.  H.)  London  Chutchej,  5540 

BDckls  (C.    A.)     Aichilecluia   durioa, 

Bosae(A.)    Ortlr«dcl'An;hit«ture,sj4l 
BritLon    U']     AichitHtunl    Anliquilfes, 

Cal^l  (V.)  EiKTclopMie  d'Archiucture, 

Campbdl-    Vimivius  Britannicus,  A753 
Caihedml  Churchci  (Kine),  6S99 
Qconuia.    KtiEficH  de  V^njK,  ]i6£ 
CtuketC.)  Architectura  EcdniaHka,  30 
C«™.  ti-  S.)    ArchUKlur^  R«n«'n,: 

Daly{C.)    Archiitclun  Funioure,  116S 
DieltnlintW.)    Archinsnun.  j,;; 
Dunnvoi  (Eul  of).    Iriih  Aicbiwctiin:, 

Enaa  AichilecLunl  Sociely,  vui 
Fleury  (G.  H.  dc).    La  Toxane,  1116 
F™KHn=(A.)    Arqhileclure,  JI36 
GaiUubaud  (j.)    D'ArchiLECCuie,  1179 
GibbjUiu.)    AichitectuK,  ;;9« 
GiMchO.  A.)    ArchilKture.  &6s 
Cuidi  (M.)    AicbittilUTa,  47S9 
Kulndi(H.)    L'Ardiiteclurr  Clii«ti 

11S4 
Jones  (Iniao).    Designs,  sBi4 
}one    (d.)      Dctaib,    elc,    fron 

Alhunbn,  11S9 
KoKmsn  (R.J   Livn  d'Archilectun 

King  (T.  H.)    MecUiBwl  ^U^iw 


3875 


Knighi  (H.  C.)  EcdlesLasri 
Liuu^uilly  '  (P.)  "Edifices 
Mortis  (W.)    Gothic  Arcliile 


sflnlaiKl,  M13 
PriiKiplea  of  Ancieni  Maaonry,  sB68 
RcyihUH.)    Archiieciure  Romanc.  11^ 
Riclunl9on(C.  J.)  Old  English  Mansioi 

Rnnieri  (F.)    Architellun,  jSji 

™1. 


)    Nature  of  Golhi.. 
1    Slones  of  Venice, : 


,  sSSo 


Eliskbethna  Arcfaitecture, 
Stone  Carvings.    Phatognplu,  i;j7 
Stone  (P.  G,)  Archiceciaral  Antiquities  of 

the  Isle  of  Wight,  MM 
Sireet  (G.  E.)    Gotliic   Anhileauie  in 

Thuiah  (L.  de).    Le  Viiruvs  Danoii,  mto 
Vignola  (J.  B.)    CMert  of  Ardiiieciiiie, 

VMItl-lt-Duc  <M.)     DlctiDiuiuTe    Rai- 

Viollel-le.Duc  (M.)    Letaurw  on  Archi- 

Vilniviiu  De  Ar^ilectura,  1660 

1^«,  1867  ^      '""^^ 

VogiU  JH.  t)e).    L«  figlises  de  la  Tern 

Sainte,  1866 
Wallis  (R.)     Architectural    Hislory  of 

Winkles  (if'L'^.)    Engliih  Calhrdrals, 


Le  Panue  tjian).     Trophies  d'Armej, 

Ueynck  (Sir  S.  R.)    Criticai  Inquiry  and 
Engnved  Illustnuians,  3409 


nomena,  1461 
A  ™'  **^     ■  r 


Atlaia.    i-u  also  Charta 

Ancicni  Geography,  451 

BlaeuU.)    AlLuol'fran. 

JeffrtystT.)    American  Aim,,  o«o 
ABtogopby     Xti  Psnisaiuhlp 
Ballada.    ^rtMutlc  and  Mnitdaiu 


Ll^fffllB 


Anchng,  Bihliographics 
A^bee(H.S.}    Indei  I 

A*hSr(l5?S.)    Centuri 

sconditaram,  4140 
Backer  (A.)    Biblialhiq 


BiilKl?ec= 

Block  Books,  Facsimiles  of,  1715 
Block  Book  {etna  ijio).  6J^l 
Book-Prices  Current  (Slater),  isSj 
Books  about  Books,  }»i 
Boyne(W.>    Yoritsh  ire  Library,  SS91 
Brooke<T.i    MSS.  and  Printed  Boo 

Armitage  House,  6Bd6 
Brunei  (jfIC)    Manuel  da  Libniire, 


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biio^dii 


BibBociapb*  (iBnlrmMtJ)  : 
C(iMgEr(W.  A.)  iDcuubu 
Cop™«(W.A.)    SupplHE 

Cypruumi  (S.)    Opt  YtKrun,  .k.,  kj, 
Ikcne  of  the  Snr  Chamber  concaming 

Priniine,  ^n 
Dibdb)  {T .  r.)  Woria  by.    Sh  G«ne«l 

Fty<")    On  Bihl«,  509,  aj 
Gn»K(I.G.>    Tr*«r  deTjvr«,  7J' 
KaiD  (L.)  RepenoriuEa  Bibliagiraphicam, 

141,  1617.     StI  Co|BE(«  {W.  A.) 


HolCnip   (J.    W.)      Mcni 

Hnsqihnyi  (H.   N.)    Worlu  on    Typo- 

luiu  Libroninj  ProhiUtomm  (15^),  77S 
JobruonU.)    Typographiii,  6767 
lug  (A.)    Booki  ud  Bookmen,  4317 
Lang  (A.)    The  Library,  iig; 
HwiucU   (A.)     Catalogue   of    Ecgliih 

Prinud  Books,  848 
huer  (G,  W.)    Annalei  Typt^raphici, 

PDole  and  Fletcher.     Indei  to  FeTiodinl 

LitenluR,  51TJ 
Quvitcti  (B.)    Fsdiniilo  of  Choia  E,x- 

Qi»ntc?(^r  Medieval  Uteiaiure,  1774 
RmburghF  Qnb.    Publicslions.  1783-5 
ScMtOno.)  BihliogiaphyofMnryQu^n 


updntb,    - 


Flrtd^'w.  v.)  'FDrei^'kx)ltbiiiding% 

JoHtn.     Albiun  de  Reliuivs,  565 
Mariui-MicheL     La  RelmR.  J4B9 
Tboiniin(E,)  Les  Relleun  Fran9ais,  9^' 
Tfaiuno-v    SiyJci  of  hii  bindiiiEJ.    Sa 

nolt  .0  No.  4SM 
WaJli^CA.)    Bookbinder'iAn,  1S73 
BlbnapbT; 
Abrantfa  (Diiqh™«  d').    Memnirt,  Soai 
Acton  io  Shakespean'i  Plays  (Colb'et), 

Afeaaoder  ihe  GreaL    De  R< 
(Quipiu  CuitiDiX  1S7I 


Ai«elo(H.)    PicNicsj;* 
■-— Jo(H.)    Reniini»cencw.43si 

—  '    — ..  Manicd  Life  of<Freer 


AogeloO 


uMiithc^  of  CaDlerb«T7  <Hook),  187 
rcbbiibant  of  CaoKrbur^  (Parker),  90; 
ita^aaa  (M,  d").    UAoioirei,  oBig 


Anutt,  Bjoffraphies  of  Great,  3)51 
Artisu,  Modem  (Domas),  oiB 
Ardin  of  Spain  (Stirlmg.MaxwEl]),  366 
Baniii^er  O'"-)     Memoirs  (Adulpliui), 

BarirelB.)    Memoirs,  3349 
BacrailP.  F.>    Mtmoirci,  3834 
Balkerville  (Jno.)    Memoir  (Bell),  5353 
Bellamy  (Mrt.)  Apology  for  ber  Ufe,  3350 
Beiieleys.  Liva  of  ihe,  5945 
eigm*  (General).    Kimmia  (Marbel), 
Bi^gUii(Mn.)    Mem«n,  61S1 

Biographic  Gen6a]etNauve]1e},  3838 
BioBrapbica  of  Great  Artlsu,  3151 
Blake  (W.)  A  CHiical  Esiy  (Swinhunie), 

BlUeW.)   Painter  and  Poet  (GatTiett), 

Bourgogne,      Hi5toir«     des      Dua      de 

(Baraniej  >,y6 
Broune  (H.    K.)      Life   and    Lahoun 

{Thom»n),  >5T" 
Bruce  (Robert).     Hulone  (Gordon),  7=0 
Bruc*  (Robert).     Life  (BarWri  461 
Bruce  (Roberii:    Life  {.648).  5747 
Brommell    Lifeor(jB«),34oj 
BurleylW,)  DeViiaPhiloKi^niin,  1541 
Bun,,(h.l    Life  (Lockhart),  590 
Buna(R.5     Memoirs  (Herorfs9o 
Cioais,  History  of  the  (Heiodian),  jSjj 

CMara,  The  Twelve'(Suelomua).  9198 
Casanova  (Jacques).    Memoirs,  0851 
Casielnau  (Michel  de).    Mtmoires.  3<>7 
Caulereagb  (Visct.)    Memdis,  610 
CalhetiiieorAnaKon{Fronde),  7" 
Catherine  of  Bologna  (St.)    Vila,  S443 
Canon  (W.)    Life  (Blad^X  s«9 
Cellini   (Benvenuioi      Life,    by  J.    A. 

Syuionds,  3457 
Cellmi  (Benvenuto).     Kecherches  sur  sa 

ChanieUorv  Lives  of  [he  (Campbell),  605 

CharlM  !.  (Slc"e'lioni.'™ 

Charles  I.     Memoin  of  the  Persons  U'ha 

tried  the  King  (Caulfield),  uBi 
Chailesll.    Beauties  of  HutourtfMre. 

Jameson),  .,M 
CharlesfV.)  Cloister  Life (Majiwell),  19B3 
Christ.  IJaj  Leiben  (MaiV),  .9,3 

Oicisli  Die  Letx^  J«u!  l6bl  '   ^ 
Chrat,  LifeenDuichUM 
Christ,  Life  of  (Platina).  104 
Christ,  Life  of  Cl'usoti  Siji 
Chtist,  ViIa(Bianteghein>^  571 
Christ,  Vita(Coilaen),  4713 
Christ,  VitatLudolphu.'O.  169... 
ahbtr(Mrs.)    IHalogue  in  the  Shtuies, 

Coligny  (Admiral).    Lyfe,  S34, 4711 

Columha(St.)    \Tta,  57^8 

Columbus  (Chr.),   Notes  on  (Harrisse), 

Cromwell  (Olivet  and  Richard).  Memoir 

(GuiioiK  740 
CyniL  Institution  and  Ufe  of  (Xenophon 

D'Abrantis  (lluchsae).    Memdis,  6«4 
De  Slaal  (Madune),    Memoirs,  4004 


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0*55™',  'or  tbs    FoIli»  of   the  D»y 

Dickciu  (CJ   A  Gouip  about  bb  Ijli: 

(Bunardl  nai 
Didccni (C^  ByVcD  uid  Pencil  (KittonX 

DidienfCC.)    Lifeof  (Fonlerl.  itdS 


Du  BBtri  ,_ ._ 

6056 
Duna«<yi>ctO    M(iii«n(Napier),  Big 
Edward  (V,}    Vfc  (More),  loss 
Elinbeth  d«  VJ™    Life  (Fr«i),  606) 
Eliabeth  (Queen).    Life,  by  Cnighlon, 

Eliubetb  (Queen).     True   and   Royal] 

HiiiDrie  (Dame).  (5m 
Elliot  (Grace).    Jounia]  of  my  life,  6oig 
ElKMDn  (R.  W.)    Memoin,  3771 
En|liud'i  Selecled  Chaiaclers  (Breton), 

F&aa  (Sir  John),  Life  of  (Brough),  «, 

Fstben.  Uvsof  the  (Jerome),  i6»'4i 
Plamendd,  Li  L«endede(,  16B1 
Fonen  (Edwin).    Life  (Alger),  ijBa 
FoHerd)    Aluinni  OxonSnse.,  ijs-fi 
FrEDsfMuqiiuc  de).     Mdnolrei,  1894 
Friedrich  if.,  Hiuory  of  (Carlyle),  iibi 
GanickO).)    Life(D«»ie.),  6711 
CaiTiclt(D.>    Memoirs,  6J05-* 
George  II.    Memoin (Walpole),  iiii 
Gewgelll.    Menionneue),;^;; 
GeoTSein.    MemoirtfWalpole),  III3 
Geocse  IV.    Memoin  (GtviUe),  736 
Goldiin.ilh  (O.),  Life  of  (FomlerE  3393 
GTmmmantfCouDl}.    MenuHn,  by  Muuil- 

Granfftr(JO  Bicpgraphical  Hlitory,  i6»l 
Greet  and  Roman  Biography  (Smith),  116 
Grimaldi  (Joseph).  Memoin,  by  Dickens, 

Gronow  (Capl.)    Recotlection^  307 
GDiKi.  The.    Lcgende  de  Charter,  Car- 

Hai^1tai>'(LJd^"'''Mema;rt,  6S33 
Hayward  (A.)   Bioetaphica]  Ebuyf,&7i3 
Henri  lit.  Coon  and  TiaK3(FreeF),6o«j 
HeniilV.     Life  (Freer),  6o6j 
Henry  VIIL    Life  (Brewer),  j^sj 
Her>ologii  Anglici  (Holluid),  761 
Heytigen  Lcben,  Die,  1670 
H^wood  Jr.)      Livei  of    Nine    moH 

Highwa^ien,   Robbm,   etc,   Livei  of 

Pohn«nX  3iia 
Hmd  Uat,  the    RohberX      Ufe,  3641. 

Koinmes  de  la  Ktvolulion,  La.  (ois 
Homme.  llluHr*!     Vl«  de  (Bera),  5733 
Hooker  (Sp.),  Life  of  (Walton),  1410 
Huntd^igh).    AatobWmphy.  447S 
Italian  Poets  (RiKetti),  4531 
jamelll.     HlsloryCFo).),6ers 
Jerome(St.)Lifeof(Eu«biu5),i7B7 
John    of    Bameveld.      Life    and    Death 

(Motleyl  nise 
Joiinion  (Dr.)    Life,  by  Botwell.    Sit 

General  Inde.  (Bo-well,  J.) 
Jon»  (S.)  New  Biographical  Dictionary, 

JoTdan  (Mn.),  Life  of  (Boaden),  5633 


Juan  II.    CronicB  (Giuman),  1613 
Judges  of  England  (l^ois),  ijrf 
Kean  (Edmund).     Ufe  (Cornwall),  631 5 
Kean  (EdnmndS     Life  (Hawkins^  330. 

6314 
Keats  Oao.)    Life  and  Letten.  ,464 
KemhleU-P.)    Memoir.,  63,6-7 
Khallikan'i  Biographical  Dictionary,  1739 
Kinplon  (La  Dudiew).    Hisloire  de  h 


LouiiXV. 
Luther  (M    ..  ,. 
Macready  (W.  C.)     Reminin 
Mahomet,  life  of  (MuirJ,  SB' 


StJ'i...... 


Margaiel  Queen  of  Scotland,  1 
Marguerite  d'Angoul^mc,  Life  oi^riccr^ 

Marie  Antoinette.  Iconographie  (Gowcr), 

Mar»  Aoioiaelle,  La  Vie  de  (Nolhac), 

Marie  Anininette.     Private   Life    (Cam- 


Mary  Queen  oTscou.    Large  ojlleclion 

ofVorlu.  reUling  10,  "lo  46 
Mary    Queen    of  ^col..    Muelle   de   la 

Reyna(VegaX3093 
Mary  Queen  of  Scots  (Udall),  6441 

MalEewil^.  J.)   iSETEy  Dickcnt,  6314 
Memoiriof  aPiDCeitanttGoM.miih),  5443 


Millon  Uohn).    Ufe  (Miuon),  645 
Mnnlcipan  (Mdme.)    Memoin  (l3ucnu), 

604= 
Mompen.iier(Mdlle-  de^     Memoira,  Sros 
Myllon  (John).     Memoirs,  by  Apperley, 

Namlwnl.     S^ieil'de,  6008        '"'^ 
Napoleon  I.    Hiitory  (Lanfrey),  86 
Napoleon  L     Lifefliailill),  43JI 
Napoleon  I.     Life  (Las  Casa.),  SI 
Napoleon  I.    Lile  (Sloan),  9976 
Napoleon  1.    Life  (W.  H.  Iielaud),  67 
Napoleon    I.      Raconit     par     ilmage 
(Dayot),  iBa 


.  (Egerton), 


NeUon     (Lord).       Life     (Clarlie 

McArtbur).  s940 
OldSeld    (Aniue);      I 

oJ^  Alumni  OiiDnieines(F«ter),  3181 
Parker  (Archb.)     Livea  of    the   ^ch- 

biihops,  907 
Peimres.    Hlitoite  de.  (Blanc),  ^39 


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Blotcrapb;  (rox/'iui/ )  .- 

PtinlTK.     L.Vile{VBMi),soni 
P*py>(S.)    Mtnioin  (BtmjrbroolK),  aS6 
PcTTBult  (Ch.)    La  Hommei   Illuun 

Penr'lhE  CrSLl.     LifcfMolley),  uiT 

PiH0ri,L.ViKdt{VMri),5<». 

PhlBirh's  Lives,  iJSJ-0 

Poeu,  Early  Itilian  (Rouflti),  4131 

Potll,  LiVESof  ihetlDhniDn),  jcu 

Poat.    ViTidarium  Tlliutriuoi  Poelanii 


1.1'!i»niO««i=i» 
md,  Lim  of  (Gnu), 


Pnnlfcri'n 


s  gr  Englind, 

RcUquu  (Huhony).  J55J 
J  vcicans,  La  (Voluire),  345 
PrioH  MiniMcn,  Lives  of  the,  133 
:h(A.)    Hsinoin.4JiS 
__^.._...    Work.  «Hl  Ufe  (Munt*  3761 
Kamutabl«Chukctni(KirbT),e7T6 
Reynold) (Sir j.)  Li(euidTiine3(Le>lie), 

Rejnj.^d>(SirJ.)  Life,  by  Norihcote,  6»o 
RichardllL    LifeCBuck),  5117 
RkturdllL     Mem«n  (Jew).  MSf 
Rii:l;udHUi(J.,theShc;wiiuui).  Ufe,  633a 
RoiDnev(G.y  Ulc,  by  Huyley,  31S6 
Remuatdu-s  (Si.)    Viu  (Duninno^  mj; 
RowluidKin,  ihe  CarinturiEt  (Creio),  179 
St.  Fnncis,  lAh  of,  j&^a 

'""""""  s?4'. . 

Scett  (Sir'Wsiicr).'  LJre,  by  Lodilun, 
Svlwyn (George)  uid  Hit  Contemporaries 
Seven  Ctiairjpiocu,  Tbe  HiUorY  of  die 

(JohjlMD),  36,7 

Shaketpeiirt  (W.)    Uie   of  (Chjilnien), 

Shakapeaie  snd  bii  Tiia«  (Guizot},  740 
Siddoni  mn.)  Memoin  JBoaden),  £339 
Snuih    (T.    AslKlon).      Reminiiceccet, 

Sobialii  (Princew),  Seiiure  uid  Ejape 

Snven»n   (Thot.),    Notu    on   (R.    L. 
Stevenson),  6009 


lie  dc  M.  Kennedy 
es  ^>11C  de  Bmclie), 


(171s).  ic»« 
Sally,  Mtmoim  de 
Talleyrand.    Kimi 

Talleyrand.     Memoir*  (TaarUX  6osS 
Tennynon  (Lord),    Memoir,  45«5 
TheaiTkal  biograpby,  6379 
Venrii  (Madune}.    Memoin,  £381 
Victoiia  (Queenl,  Ufe  nf  (Holme.),  ^.84 
Victoiii  (Qneen^   MemaireCGTeville),  736 

VlriinMary.     La  Vidn  (T-erei),  ,50, 
'"--in  Marj-     Vita  (Comairano),  4719 
■iH>,  Qiieeni  of  Song  (Clayton),  5*» 
...ce<Si'W.)    Life  and  Acti.  .110 
Wal|»le(H.)    Memi>ini(Warbanon),.=4 
Walton  (Li  Life  of  (ZouchX  1413't 
■■'-   unlV.    Meman  (GreviKx  736 
-(HarriWM^     Mea,«r^aj5. 
w  (R.)    Biograpbial  CollectioDi, 


VocaliHi.  Ijjiieei 


Williunl\ 


M(Peg).  A 


.te(DJy),« 


Biographv  {cantimitd): 
Wblsey  (Card.),  Life  of  (CaYendiih),  904 
Women.      Se   Molieiibiu   Cbrii  (Boc- 

Wonhiei'ol^lJevon  (Ptince),  si" 
Wonhie.  of  England  (Fnller),  7.4 
Wotton  (Sir  H.),  Life  of  (WaitonX  Ut 
Wright  (Peter).    De  Mone  (Counenay), 


BalemanU.)    OnJiidainnu  Piinll,  3>;5 
Bentley  and  Turner,    Medicinal  Planu, 

BenoLniUB  (A.)    Flam  Italia,  ie;3 


.,649«, 


.e(Cuiti! 
ory,  Tb( 


;V4. 


Caui  (S.  de).  Honuj  FalaiinD),  1904 
Cre«eniius(P.de).   Herbal  On  Ueniwn), 

a^us  (C.)    Rariotum  Plantantn  Hii. 

Cwm^\  Botanial  Magaiine,  43 
Cunii(W.)  Flora  Londinentit,S4ie 
De  Candolle  <A.  P.)    Variotu  Botanical 

Worlu,686a 
Dofbnlainei  (R.)    Flora  Allanlici,  6869 
DodoeiK  (R.)    Berl»dl,  ele.,  157B 
Edward's  Botanical  Rniiler,  3174 
Elliott't  Botany  ofS.  (iroUna.  3=76 
Evelyn  (Jno.)    Silva,  Terra,  ,585 
(^aelser  (J.)    Ue  Fruciibui  Planlamm, 

Genide(l.)    Herball.  ifiiu-t 
GT*ville(R.K.)  Cryptogamic  Flora, 6663 
Harvey  (W.  H.)    Nenis  Aiistralii,  fiSBB 
HarveyfW.  H.)    Ph U.I.  nri. i~ 


Loudon  Q.  C.)    Arboretum,  3301 
Loudon  (Mr..)    Ladies'  Flower  Garden 

and  Wild  Flower.,  i»6 
Lowe  (E.  J.)    Femi.  1307,  9790 
MoKndge(J.  T.)  Flora  of  MtnioncsoTfi 
MoSi  (T)''F«n.  of  G.  B. ,  =,S7,  jslT 
Hoidanl  de  Launay.    Hcibier  (?£i«ral, 

PaSnoI  (M.  F.  }.)    Flore  d'Oware,  3307 
ParLinidn  (J.)    Paraditui  in  Sole.  1731S 
PaiKHi  (Sir  J.)  Magaiine  of  Botany,  330S 
Pinetuni  Bniannicnm,  331. 
Pinetam  Wobumente,  3311 


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PiUtfAnneV     Flowcrine  PluUbCai* 
PrDdnniu     Flon    None    HolWicx, 

Roxburgh  (W.)     Plus  of  ths   Con>- 

Rudge  (^f^'A»nl«imi  Guians  leooB, 

Ruu(H.l    Flor»  PmivU™,  3317 
Sunder  (F.J     Relchenbuhix :    Oichidi, 

Smilh  CJ.  E.)     Planuram  leant*,  3391 
Sowcrby  (p.  B.)    Genai  Coau,  iJoB 
SowErbyh.)    Encli^  Botwir,  i»S 
SoH-erby  tJ.i    Engliih  Fungi  7055 
Stevenion(R.  L.)    ThamJ  laSucncc  of 

Stirpium  tconvif  197G 

Swcet(R.)    Flora  ABStnlaiica,  31S3 

ThHpbiauiu.    D*  Rittoiu  PluiuniM, 

TW^CW.)    HertHl,i9S9 
V.uqu.lii.a.)    L«  ^nr«i«i«s  67,7.  ^ 
VcrbAudlnngen    der    K.     K.     Zoolo^- 

BftAniichen  Gft&ellschafI,  jooa 
WiJlicb(N.}    PUnDc  AualioE,  3334 
Wan»eT  f  ti.)    OTchkUceonA  Plaatt.  5335 
Bniui  (lIooBinental):  5n  alio  Uona- 

_    i.)  s« 

Norfolk,  13S9 

Glniid  (jVB^"1ilEubi«*cn  B<hi  kuI] 

Heaton  U.  A.)    Fnrnilure,  6071 
HcppeJwblle  (A.)    Cabinct-Mnlicr,  47 
Holiapfftl  <C.)    On  TuminB,  ««3 
PurltCT  (G™.)    J»p»nnLn(,  s5s6 
Sindix'i  Cuvcif  Woodwock,  i«o5 
Sfa<ralon(T.)    Cihinet-Hnlicr'sbniw 

SiulL  d-^W^}    Scottiib  Woodwork,  1 
ViolleiHe-Duc  (H.)     Diccionnaire    li 


Cupeta.    Sif  TapHtiT 
CatalOKllM'    St/  GcncnJ  Index 
Cbuti.    Su  alio  Atlatra 

Atnedcan  Mopi  and  Cbaru,  560B 

Dc  Hooghe  (R.)    FLuii  ds  Villa,  CL 
1196 

GaDt(?.)    Die  Zei-Aiku,  579a 

Inland,  MaM  of.  aSio-ai 

fihIuuon  (A.  K.)    AUaKi,i869 
appC'EJonde-   Variou*,  4B6&4 
Mtreator'.  Ada.  J,™ A  ,840 
Pateauni,  Mip  of  dsra),  4«oi 
PonuJiu™  Tario^,  t|f.^         ^ 

sa'o'f  dilraliT 


Chlnin.    J-. 

Aniou.     Croniqae  (Honnllgnt 
Bouchard  (A.)    Cionlqua  di 

Blatant.    Cronvke,  1531-1 
Caxion'i  Chmniclc,  ^jU 
Chainpitr(Siinphonen>.  Croni 


CfaraoIdM  iamHmiHl )  .- 
Britain,  673a 


Cionyclci  of  Englande,  3367 


Gralton'i  Cbronide.  t«r3 
Ha]le(Ed.)   Chmniele,  1931 
Hardynn's  Chronicle,  3«3i 
HeanK  (T.),  Chronicle  tailed  by.  Sj 
Higden(R.)     Polycronycon,  i64=-3 
HoIinibed'B  Chrtnida  64 
Lanquet  <T.)    ChnmicU,  Bto 
Uliui  ia.)    Cbionicon,  3TI7 
Looia  aI.    Chronlque,  484B 
Monunlel'i  Chronic1«,  u 
Nuronberg  Chninide,  Tbe,  issS 
Rfdewinck  (W.)    Fudculiu  Tenponun, 

Sletdan  5  Cbroniclv-  aT^t 
Slow't  ChroBiek,  5677 
Sinitt'i  Chroniele,  3453 
auaka-Greak  urd  Latls : 
Delphin  Clu^ct,  170 

HalEi(Capt.)    Annalioflhe  Road,  319 

NeobDuie  <C.)  Sc<nei  on  the  Road,  1441 
Reynardton  (C.)    Down  Iho  Road,  33; 
Tnitram  (W.  0.>    Coaching  Day^  Jm 
jDck-Flgbdiic : 
Cocking andiu Volaiia (Taylor),  3307 


Sowerlif  (G.  B.)    Indei  of  Shell!,  3B00 
Soverfiy  (G.    B.)      Theuurui    Coni^y- 

KoruiB,  Aou 
TTyon(G.W.3     Marine  ConchologT,3j3, 
Wood  (W.)     Indei  TestaceologU^u.,  ££91 
^oncordkocai : 
Enfliahman'i  Hebrew  and  Om. 

'ClcHI  for  Ladiei  and  Gentlenx 
Glauernfn.)  AnoTCookery, 
Kid d'i  Fashionable  Cookery,  1 


Hind  (Capt,).  Hiilory  of.  etc 
Jactvjn'i  RecanUtiOn  sSn 
Tohnion  rCapt.  C.)  Highwl' 
LamiuiOO  Code.,  4I3J 
Newgale  Calendar,  The,  fvi 
New  Nnrgaie  Calendar,  5631 


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CraUDC-    Sir  Yachtbv 
CnMon*.    Sn  Folk-Lore,  Msanan 

Cbunbcn',  5190 
Laidncr'i,  B7 

CuoH  dk  SctmoDcta  (F.)    II  Ballarinn, 

Dc  Id  Cniac  (Sieur).  Lc  lUpeitain  da 

B»k.  J77* 
Euay  towards  ji  History,  337a 
Etrcnnes  ^  TEmaclmrc,  lajB 
Grove  (Lily).    On  Dancing,  144 
Ruwau(F.)     Le  Maine  iDuiier,jji; 
Traite  <Jei  DuueA,  5^90 
I>ocoH.ti*a  Alt.    ^nArchitactnia,  Flni 


r-SUlUu.  I 

i1])-n»(C.  P.) 


Cbue  of  the  Wild  Red 

Grimbk?JC)    DeeT-Sulking,  aAjS 
Scrope(W.)    Deer-Siilkinj.  yi 
Sbirrey(E.P.)  EoEliili  Deo  Firkt,  >54i 
Sinan  (Jdbn).    Book  al  Deer,  J114 
DMlfBi.  Sit  >]«>  CaUnet  UaklnK,  Plna 

Deugns  for  Le«U  Potiery,  6364 
Flilllch(F.)  Orn»inenKderGew«be,338i 
l«ne>(Inito).     Designt,  58.« 
t»Foulle(D.)     LLvre  NoHvemu,  656= 
L«  Fsuue  a™>}-    Oe»ii»  diven,  6s«« 
Mui>[(D.)    Open,4e«4 
Omamoiu  de   Fnues  de«    Viuuuu, 

Schmidl  (A.)    Desigiu  for  Snuff  Boxea, 

le  (C)  OmimenU  for  Jewellen,  ««» 

ttOB!)    De  DiMinatione,  j866 

Beli^i^Briiiih  Thntn,  a6oa 
Bridih  Drama  (Ciunberiam)).  nsS 
Britith  Tbeatre  (InchbaldX  335? 
Collier  (J- P-)    Engliib  Diaiutic  Poetr;, 

tiShier  CR.)    Collection  of  Old  Piay., 

66s7 
Doian  (Dr.)    Their  Majeitlei'  Senranll, 

Dramalitti  of  the  Rcitoration,  3^76 

Dmnatiso,  Old,  176; 

EbetiU)    SeveoT-euiofHetMajaly". 


^ige, 


Theat._.  ^, 
EcanCP.)    L 
Galclie  iSa.rale,  3387 
Geneve  g.)    The  Engliih  Slags,  jjgo 
Glaiaow  Dnmatic  Review,  3391 
Hadilt(W,)   The Engliih Stage 
Ireland  (J-  N.)    The  Ni-  "-■- 

.    iiiah  Stage,  620J 
Thtlln  Complu,  3036 

■lalliatreil 
Molitre,  995  T 
Okl  EnglLh  PL™  (Bulltn).  ji.g 
OibenytW.)     New  Englikli  Drama,  341 
PrmnelW.)    Hlstrio-MaKix,  5513 
RadneO.)     Th^ltti,  6,91 
RepeiGut  du  Tbtiitre  Fran^iis,  1968 


lenrickO'.)  Brii 
abiche(E.5  Th« 
loliirt.    lUiutiBt 


Britiib.      Sir  Genenl    Index 
■> 
Compkt  (BeatunarchaiaX  436.t 


DrMof.    ^nCoMlilns 
Bcdoiutlcal  Hlitorr.    Sir' 


BdacatiooaL  _Sir  LaikoD 


Boulaq  (Maniette). 
.Btrlin,  ssBa 


^STptoloKT  : 

Album  de  Hui«e  d 

A^Mitiiche  den  Mi 

DevcrelKR.)     Hieroglyphic! 
Eiobleau : 
Alciatui(And.}    Ei 
Icnnologie  (Alfegori 

Junius  (H.)  Emble 
ReuH»iiu(N.)  Er 
Samhucus  (J.)  Em 
Wither  (Geo.)  Etol 
BntomoloBT  '■ 
Cuni.u!)  British: 
DeGeesfC.)  HiMc 
Donovan{E.)  Biiti.h  Inircti,  J04B 
DouUeday  (E.)     Diurnal  Lepidopten, 

Fowler  (Canon).  ^Coleoptira,  68S4 


I  Wniwood.     Mothi  and 
Lepidopierom  Inaecla  of 


(T.)     Eotoiiiologi.1 


Ronald!  (A.)    Fly  Fiiher 
Scott  (A.  W.)    AiutraJiai 


Eniomol^y, 
Le^dopttTV, 


StecJrtiuJJ.  F.)    EntomoU^y,  iSti 
Walker  (F!)    Inxcta  Btitannica,  un 
WealwDodO-O.)  Arcana  Entoool^a, 

WwnKxtn.  O.)    BritUh  Hothi,  5ao« 

Weuwood  IJ.  D.)    EiDiic  Eniomologr, 

W^woodCJ.  O.)    Oriental  Entomology, 

Wood  CW.)    Indea  Eniomologicu),  Mgi 
BthdolWT.    Ste  AnlhrDnoloKT 
Fablei.     ArFolk-Lorc 
Falconry: 

Biiinck  (W.)  Falconer-.  Fnvouriui, 
F>edeHau(ImperaU]r>  DearteVenaikdi 
Stevens  and  LiebauU.    Maiion  Ruitiqne, 

Tur^i^ile  (Geo.)     Book  of  FaleoDrie, 
'844,  3?03 

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Schn[bcr(C.)    Fan>, . 


VoAlrlCDltti 


Fiction  (™(™«n/).- 
Chrinniu  Carol  (DIcktiH),  iiw 
ChriHophcr  Tadpok  (Albeit  SiuiihX  M 
UiypfDrHutful  Nighi(^KiplLng),  }/ 


ciT  FoiKfpg,  4»6 
of  Fencing,  411H-S 
»  00  Fencing,  4»6 


ghilKiplLng),  J4 


itdie  de  NoIR  Timpi,  La  (Bcrull), 
-I37 
Comic  Tale*  and  Skelcha  (Dwckeny), 


Gnui  (d  di).  Vuioii 
GmefF.)  Miliuiy; 
Hope  (Sir  W.)  Vario 
Hungarian  and  Higl 


wlu,  .037 
Brondtword. 

Liaixamrt  (S.  de).    Le  Maiuic  d'An 

<A.)    Worlti.  j«yi.  4865-6 


M«riEnac(E.)  Hi 
Peu™(N.)    Woi.>., 
Rolando  (G.)    Mad< 

™(T.)    1 


id  High- 


HieorDtfeiu 


i„'{p.. 


Ld{Bi1bic).436i 


1    (Marga 


Coniu  Moiaui  (Marmomtl).  ;643 
Comes  Rtmoi^  L«  (ChevignA.  1S61 
Count  of  Monte.  Criilo  (Duma*),  4447 


Curiou 


land  Broad  Sword  Exi 
SwsmuiU.)    5chaoie< 
ThihaullfG.)    Ac&dCniie  de  I'EipAe. 5B0S 
TbomaufE.)    TraUdodeE<grinla,4W0 

Advenlurti  of  Johnny  Newcombe  (Mil- 

rord),  3» 
Adventuret  of  Mr.  and  Mn.  Sandbori 

(M«»hew).  «5 

Adveniara  of  Ulyues  (Lanb),  40^ 

Antha  (G«o.  EliotK  43t^ 

A&^in    and    (be     Enchanted     Lamp 

(Payne),  4r,M 
AUce'i  Adventurs  in  Wonderland  (C>r- 

Alice'a  Mnntorei  Under  Ground  (Cat- 
roll),  1031 
Ajic^oia  of  Ihe  Turf,  elc  (EcanX  196 
Arabian  NighlL    Su  Generaflndex 
Arthur  O'Leary  (Uver>.  ti,a 
AJ.  Mamma  (SuneeiXjj* 
Barnabv  Rudge  (Dickeni),  6169 
Battle  of  Life  (Dickeni),  uii 
Bellesdon  (^[o»<Fr*nli]in),  3413 
Black  AitowrSlevenun),  364 
Bleak  Houk  (Dkkens),  9II81 
Boccanio  (GioO    Sit  Genenl  Index 
Book  of  SnoloCrhackeiayX  191 
Book  of  Wisdom  and  Liei  tkelmBcoIl), 

B^eiridge  Hail  (Irnng),  17^ 
Caka  and  Ale  (leiTold),  4418 
Capitaine  Fracas.  Le  (Gautier),  1S97 
Cairiona  (Steven*™)., ^s 
Cecilia  (Butuey).  3603 
CBlealina,  begvnda  Comedia  de,  ivar 
Cent  Nouvelfe.  Nouveliet,  ,694 
Cento  N jvelle  (Saniovino).  5SJ1 
Chanieuwde  Parme  La  (Stendhal),  19811 
Chefa  d'tt.uvre    do    Romani    "  — 


Ml  (Aini*oith),  306j 

•  —  the  Hearth  (Dickeni),  Sjjfl 

uame  aui  CaDutia.1,  La.  iBSo 
David  Copper«e1d  (picken*).  1SB1 

Desperate  Remedin  (Hardy),  4017 
Dombey  and  Son  (Diekent),  jjB« 
Don  Juan  (ThomtonX  6,50 
DonQui.ole(Cer.anlej).J74 
Do-ando  (BmweilX  5397 
Doublet!,  a  Word  Punle  (CarrolIX  »» 
Dramatic  Talei  and  Romances.  g&i6 
Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mt.  Hyde  (Sltveiuon). 


Dynamiter  The  (Sieven»nX  7003 
Eccentric  Talei  (Kotewiu),  313 
Echoej,  by  Two  Writers  (Kipling),  iiii 
Emilia  m  England  (Meredith),  4074 
Engliih  Spy.^e  (Wntmacoil),  411 
Evelina,  or  Female  Life  in  London,  jor 
Fablmm  el  Contei  des  Poiiei  Fiutoia, 

Famine  Cardinal,  La  (Heltry),  1911 
Fanny  the  Little   Milliner   (RoiKnirt), 

Farina  (Geo.  Meredith).  4071 

Flyer,  of  the  Hunt  (Mi]l»\  317 

Folle  Joum^.  La.  A490 

Fortunes  of  Torlogb  O'Brien  (U  Fann), 

Frankenslnn.or  the  Modern  Prometbens, 

'°°'FairlelghjSmedlev),4o9S 


Fromonijunior(D.iiriell 
Glllal«e  (Klorianj,  6531 
Game  of  L(«ic  The  (Car 


_ ..       atfoll).  103a 

(jentleman  m  Black,  The.  4>S« 
(Krando,  the  Unrortunale  Spinianl  (Cei- 

German  Popular  Stories  (GrimmX  ilo 
Gil  Bias  (Le  Sage).  Bg 
Greatest  Plague  of  L{re(Mayhew),  111 
Great  Expectations  (Dickens),  daBi-S 
Great  Hoggarty  Diamond  (Thackeray). 


ndiey  CroB  (Sun 
ndy  Andy  (Lo  ' 
Happy  Princei  Tl 


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Hury  CovErdilE  (SmcllEy},  4111: 
Hvry  Loirequer  (Lever),  6ijB 

Hjtwboclt  Gnjige  (Surten)^  37a 
Koirv  EifflondjThukcniy),  ^ 
ron,  loe  (MuiEUente 


n  H>1]  (SuiUesX  '9»S 

ly  Oinker,  1018 
ni(Oickeni 


HiUinsdanH 
Humourul,  1 
Hniapbrgy  ai 
tiuDUd  Dawn 

rf  his  Father  (Miyhew),  1314 

k  and  White  (Kipling),  ji 

:ntui>i  VoyiEC,  An  (SuvenKn),  JJI 
'-'erHting  Eveni,  An,  3683 
ladalian.  The  (Goir).  61x17 
ih  Sketch  Boole  (TlackBiiy),  jU 
nCht«,  The(OuLicxiX63Ji 
-_IL»n  Tula,  1189 
fmck  Sheppord  (AiiuworthL  anoT 
Junes  Halliekl,  feocj 
Jem  Bunt  (Barker),  s«e 
John  Woodvnk  (LJunbj,  ^ 


DCk.'.   J.U 


3M.  (Su„ 


«(Fiekiidg),*"S 

lln*^  Rhine  (Thuckermy), 

on),  iH 

_  (Ainiwonh),  39« 

Lud  Shirk!  and  Sea  Gulli  (OLucock), 


K^upped  (Stei 
Liixiuliire  Wiic 


'Tcngro  (Geo.  Bottot)^  43S0 
'CDni^  a  Leaend  of  lUkly  (Ruikin),  31^ 
^llen  of  Msrqoe  (KiplLnjX  75 
JTwit  Anindel  (Smedley),  40U 
jhrary  of  Cietion,  The,  6335 
jfe  m  Ireland,  316 
ife  in  London  (Egin),  991 
Life  in  London,  Finish  to  (B#ui),  99a 
jfe  in  Pari.  (Carey),  35 
UftcfaNolJeinin,  117 
Life  of  a  Soldier  (H^V  401B 
JUc  SunboQiKl,  The  (CrncitU),  iB6g 
jltte  Denit  (DicknvX  jboj 
,aniaDaoDe(Bladiiiiore),  mt 
.fittreltarAinn(LeverX  9930 
(■deoeiKUc  de  Manpin  (GantirrX  iB 
Uab^  The  (CaioeXljoj 
Mw  kUd*  oT  Honay  (JeiTcOdX  311 
Huon  Lacmit  (PitTOH),  1161 
HutiD  Choolewit  (DidicH),  iBoa 
Uanw  Kanphny'i  Clock  (Didteiu),  luE 
Ha>leTTn.i)fieadV(M.>T^i),  ,>77      " 
Memoir. o(a Cavaliet(De  Fne), «ji5 

" ■- ""--id  B<U?our,  36s 

«  (Ainmrotttl),  .1968 


Merryn  Qilh 
Uililaiy    A4J1 

wSSii'^ooi 


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KJinf,  The(Stowe),4S58 
etCHogo),  1015) 
■iueiie.111  numanI.ife(BerafoTd),  « 
Miw'.  Dughter,  The  (Aiiuwonh),  3^ 
Modem  Chiwdry  (GoreJ,  jj 
UoDk,  The  (LewitV  ,d6i 
Mon  Oncle  ^jamia  (Tiltier),  »« 
Monaenc  Nicalu(R«tirde  la  Breionne 

Monie^nBlD  (Dnmat),  4447 

Un.  CaDdk'iCiuuinl.eauni(JemId 


Mn.  Leiceilet'i  Echoed  (Lamb),  3641 
Mb.  Petkin.'  Ball  (Thukefay),  390 
My  <;ousin  in  the  Army,  n 
Naval  Officer,  The  (Mniryal).  3304 
New  Arabian  Niihii  (SteveoBoX  3; 
Newiomej,  The  nTMu:keri.y),  358 
New  Vear't  Day  (Gore),  6007 
Nicolai  Nickleby  (Dickeni),  s&>t 
Northajiger  Abbey  (AuiienX  X109 
Notre  Dame  de  Pan.  (Huso),  9914 


Old  ChriuiTiu(IrvinEl  .767 

Old  Curionly  Shop  (Dickeu),  6zti 

Old  Engllih  Squire,  The  ICaieleu),  379J 

Old  Sl.>aQl'.{Ain.»onli),  39*3 

Oliver  Twin  (Dickens).  4^ 

One  of  Them  (Lever),  J936 

Oriev  Farm  (Jroltope),  =43* 

Our  Mutual  Friend  (Dickenil  s£a7 

Ovingdean  Grange  (Ainiworth),  3969 

Palace  ol  Pleasure,  The  (Painter),  VHO 

Pari.  Sketch  Bonk  (Thacketay),  3S9-3 

Paul  a  Virginie  (Saint -Pierre),  iiBi 

Paul  Periwinkle  (Neale),  331 

Paved  with  Gold  (Maybe*),  4o«B 

Pendennii  (Thackerayl  39= 

Peregrine  Pickle  (Sinolletl),  1017 

Per.3e9  y  Sigiamunda  (CcrvanioX  iilSj 

Per.ua.ion  (Xu.ten),  ™» 

Pner  Schlemihil  (ChamUKi).  399* 

Phanlom  Rick.Uw  (Kiplint),  71 

Pickwick  Papen.  (Dickent),  4^ 

Pic  Nic  Paper.  (Ditlcn.),  4416 

Pirate,  The  (Scon),  6849 

Plain  or  Ringlets  (Surteei),  jjj 

PLiui    Tale,   from   the    Hli1l    (Kipling), 

Playtaii  Faperh  The,  ioiT 
Few  and  Paddock  (Diion).  4013 
Pride  and  Prejudice  (AoHen),  3)6] 
Ptinn  Otio  (SleveuonX  3^3 
Poncb  and  Judy  (CruiksbankX  "61 
Quartelle  (Kipling),  "sS 
Keal  Lil*  m  Irela^  (Eun),  993 
Rebecca  and  Rowena  (Tbackeray)  394 
Red  Cotton  Nigbl-cap  Coontry,  43I7 
Rot»n»n  Cnaoe  (De  Foe),  97*1 
Rodeiick  Randin  (Smollett),  1096 


Reman.  Conlempocain,  Cbefs  d'CEovt* 

Romford'.  Hound.  (Surleei),  376 
Ronwla  (Eliot),  311s 
Rookwood  (Aimworth),  39^7 
Roeanond  G[ay(LambX  40SI 
RoM  and  the  Rint  rDiackemyX  399 
Saddle  and  Sirioin  (Diion),  4013 
Sum  Jamo.'.(Ainsv™rthX  ajij 
St.  lve.(Stevei.«oX4io« 
Sand  uid  Canva.  (BevanX  404 
Sandlbid  and  MertoB  (DayX  4001 
Scene,  of  Qerical  Lite  (ElioiX  3"4_,^    , 
Scouting  of  the  White  Hone  (HugheiX 

So^  and  Sketchci  (CmikdwnkX  eojt 


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iuniCT(S<ermi  103S 

onj.  The  OohiuooJ,  3637 


sven  Chunnlaiu  the  (Jat 
_  ivoi  Scu,  The  (KIpLina),  „,, 
SHytrxia  Sqnttcn,  964 
Sir  Chuiu  Cnnditon  (RicbtMun),  j666 
Sbcuba  1>7  "  B«  '  (Dicli«uX  49 
Skelclia  in  London  (GnnlX  VH 
SkeKhei    of     Voune     Genfjemen    and 

CoDplei  (Dickeni),  186 
Smith  Admin iimtion,    The    (Kipling), 

SnowRomi,  The  (Core),  6apj 
SoldioiThn*{l£i(Jini>.=.,4 
SpecMcIc  damun  Fauwuil,  Un(MDS«l), 

Spendthrift,  The  (AinswonhX  39A7 
Spirii  of 

dnoni.  440^ 
a.  The  (&ocketl).  3S«9 
,e  luliin  P«t>  (Horn). 


Sundering  Flood,  The,  1149 
Sireelhein  Travellerj  (Crockett),  l»6a 
T»le  of  King  Flom.  (KelnwwitK  3"* 
Tale  oTTwo  Ciliei  (Dickent).  « 
Talea  trom  Shukespeore  (Larnb),  2704 
Talei  of  Irish  Life.  4i« 


TalsoTHy 

TaleeoT  Other  Dan,  »«6 

TalBorihe  Tniiu  (Lever) 

Ten  Tbonund  a  Year  (WaiTM),  4T3C 

Tea  oftheD'Urbemllo  (Hardy),  t6i« 

Three  Noribem  Love '  Sf oriei  (Morrig), 

Tfaiough   the   Lw^ng   Clan  (CanoU), 

T-S^rown  Bl  Onford  (Hughe.).  403s 
Ton  Brown's  School  Dayi  (Hugheil  jot 
TomJoi«.(FieldidaJ,M.        ^      "'^ 
Tower  of  London  (j^ntwoith),  39^ 
Tieunie  liUndtSteyeiiKn),  jSj,  5548 
T«a.ore  Trove  (Lover),  4064  ■•^'^  "* 
Trulram  Shandy  (Slenie),  6736 
Uncle  Tom'i  Cabin  (Stooie),  MSr 
Under  Ihe  Deodan  (Kipling),  70 
Undervoodi  (Snven»n\  7004 
Valentine  Vox  (Couklon),  175 
Vainly  FiirfThaqlieray),  3!l9 
Verdant  Gieen  (Bede),  1971 
Vior  of  Wakefield  (tidcbmith),  303 
Vutldiant,  The  (Thackeray),  19& 
Virginibiu  Pueriique  (Slevenunl  iss 
ViABGr.y(Dli«elb,»6. 
Waverler  Hid  other  Novels,  by  Sir  Waller 

Scott.    AvCieneral  Index 
"■     ■" 'inkie  (KLpling),  7« 


WondrouiTaleof: 
World'!  End,  The  I 
FlaeAit    J'nalso 


mandhisWoriuCTua 
„ai(F.)    Prii 
Eh  (A.)    LeIV 


latioiK.  3S6S 


i  Cralt,  4. 


Bewick  (T.  and  J.)    Large  Collection  at 

Work*  illustraled  by,  0700-4  f 
Bnihl  (Conte  de).     Kaueil  d  Ettamr 

Bud?e(A.)  Yorkshire  Elchinga,  »6( 
BuTgkDiair  (H.)  Der  Wciu  Kunig.  t 
Bar|knuur(H.)     Images  de>  Sainti.  ei 

l]o8 
Borgkmiur  (H.)     Various  Works  illns- 

iimted  by,  468s 
Cardwen  y  S[>1ano  (D.  V.)    IconogialSa 

Ejpailola,  J730 

Cleik^i^'jahn).    Etching 

Cooke  (E.W.)  Shippiega 
Crulkshank  (G.)  Varioiul 
Cniikshank's  WorkL    Reii 

Caialosue,  44  n 
Danse  Macabre,  La,  1^2 


Ddrer  (A.)     BwAs  illunnted  by,  IS79-81 
oarer  (A.)     Facsimile  Drawings,  3M 
Engtaviogi.    Varioui,  pi'-3 
Etumpei  en  Couleim,  Les,  aSjo,  Aojj 
ErelynU.)    Sculptuni,  1077 
Fagan(L.)    Hisloryof  Engraving,  60^4 
F2tbome{W.)    Art  of  Giavcing,  »jS 
Fiaigueira  (Maio.)     Florentine  Piauie 

Chronii^e,  mSe 
Fisher  (R.)    Cilalogne  of  a  Collection  of 

Prints,  15m 
French  CancmurB,  6508 
(Uie  (P.)    Engraved  Ponrajti  by,  nn 
Goidan   (H.    p.   and    G.   E.)     Elchings, 

(kiyajF.)    Caprichos  al  aqua  Forte,  47B1 


Hainenon(P.  G.)    Landscape,  44«g 
Heimilage,  The  (Conway),  sSij 
Hills  (r1    Eichingi  of  Cattle,  3414 
Hogarth's  Works.     .S«Gerniral  Indea 
Holbein  (H.)     Dance  of  Death,  1641 

HjffiTr  {?■'.>    Works  of  (Vertne),  457* 


Lind.ieer(SirE.)    The  Forest,  uSi 
La..redce(fflr  T.)    Engravings  from  his 

Works.  3334 
LeGroslA.)    Etchings,  3871 
LiDtDB,(W.  J.)    Maslen  of  Wood  En- 

Lippmann(Dr.  F.)    Engtavingi,  etc,  by 

Old  Mastats,  44  so 
Livenacge  (H.)     Engrarings  ftoa  his 

Works,  tsia 
MichaulKP.)    La  Dane*  dea  Aveuglei, 

MonnS    (d.)  ^Mampei     (RiviJution 
PapillS^U?  &.  ^0    CEuvM,si7a 


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Fiu  Alt  (antinmn/i: 
KdM  (A.)    GtitAc  ia  Patonnnga  6 
ShftVwptare,  3419 

Rcabnndl.  Phoiogrxvum  after,  3BBi 
Rtvolulion  FiuicaiLTibJtaiu,  161. 3S7 
RniioMi  (Sir  J.)    EsgnviDKi  fioni  hi 

Shakspcan  Gallay  (Bo^pdeli'i),  wj 
SoiiibOO  Cuoloeuc  RaiionD«,£itt 
Sociili  d'Aquinlluls  PrancJlb,  67J4 
Soci«lC  dd  Aqu    Foniito.     (Euviei 

SpjEbuiy  Una.)      Printi   from  Antiqn 

G«au,3>ji 
St™ngB(SuR.)    HiMoriol  Prioti,  66ii 
SuuIlCJ.)     Diclionlry  of  Engiaven,  34; 
Theuunu  Amicarnm.  1987 
Tnir(A,W.)    Bm— '— ■  ~J  ■■■- '"— ^- 

VeitiieCGeo.)    Wc 

wlEhinfW.  H.)    ,_.„ 

Wiiikla(H.  L.  B.)  Cichsdnl  ChurchEi, 

U)  Fm/mlimr  mmd  Ctmtral. 
Abbo«(T.  K.)    Cihic  Oiouieiil  of  ' 

Book  of  KtlH  Sis 
AckEjinui's  Rnnnilocy  of  Aru,  iiji 
Andcnon  (W.)    PicIoriiJ  AiU  ^Jip 

Aninc  (A.)     L'An  DAmnilif,  3S30 

Afls  «  M£litr-(,  DHcripFioni  de»,  6740 

Art  Union  jind  An  Juumal,  3493 
Blldung     (U.)       Die     Huwc^DUDgi 

BinoU  (P.    S.}    RkuciL  dc    Pantui 

Bordslcy  (A.)    Book  of  Fifty  DimiKii 

""  llu=dn.tipn.(Q„^ 


Borgini  (A.)  Tial 
BwigoinU-)  L« 
Blitilti  Mlueum.     : 

Biywi  (M.)    Di«k 

BuiUi^un  Fine  A 


MoctKT  in  Tuliu 


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DeCoeeutU-  A.)  LCEnvie,  ^Sji-^ 
Dt  Cercan  (J.  A.)    Piclunc   GmaiB, 

Du  SommcmiKA.)    Lo  Am  BU  Moycn 

Ribtr'O'.y  FnacoeiwSnalfonl,  J134 
FUxnun  (jc^).  ClauiciU  Conipoutioro, 

FownU.  J.)  Miniatui*  Puinteri,  loSj 
Wlmo.  Kclu™.  Sa  Generml  Indc 
GkKitc  d»  Benui  Anit  ?5^ 


Goncoun    (K)      L'An     dn     Huhitaie 

Gonsc  (L.)L'Art  Taponus,  ivfi 
Giand-Carttret  (J.)    La  Hsun  et  In 

Gruih  (L.)    IMconliotu  Ax    Pil*l>   « 

d'EgliKieslUilit,  iiSa 
Gitiiwr  (L.)      Pavilion  U  BucfciaEhain 

Guiclua^  Ve-)     La  Gnunmoin  it   U 

Guiinurd^D.yLet  MattnOmemuistH, 

Him^non'i  WorkL    Sa  Geaaa]  Index, 

Hiini«ton(P.  G.) 
HerculanumH  Pompei.  RECocil  Gtetn], 

HinhtG.)    LdGniidll 

Holliein'i   Worfcit      Stt    . 

Cbimberliini  (lA  Holbein  (H.) 
KumphRTH    (H.     N.)    IDiulnCKim    of 

Uu^b«h'(F\'c.)  Enbleiiu  of  Sunu  in 

WoikiofAn,  a6f7 
Indian  Arfj  JouEul  of,  T671 
JamcHon  {Mn.)    Sacred  and  LegeDdary 

A[t,aS38 
J«i«(0.)     ChiuHe  Ornament,  .666 
Janei(0.)    Gnznnuc  of  Otnanut,  1190 
ketne  (cUj.),  Work  of,  jmo 
Lacrota(P.)     Le  Moyen  A(e,  aJ4J 
Landon  (C  P.)    Annals  du  Muste,  1970 
Uevrfffe.)    LeiArtiDtconiiLfi,  i«8i 

Mu^de  l-elntuie  el  ^'£ulptiire    TIT4 
Parker  (G».)  Jajliuuuni  and  Vacniahing. 

5B56 
PenotfG 
Pican(B,]L«CaRH9es<lii 

SsSs 

Picture  Gallerio.     J-ff  General  Indu 
Prado  (El.)    Muleipieco,  3S34 
Priue  D'Avennss.     L'Art  Arabe,  1763 
Pn>pen(j.  L.j   Miniature  An,  6ti6 
Praut  (S.)     RudinKnu   of  Landicipe, 

Racjoet  (A.)    Polycbroaiatic  Omainent. 

Rembrandt.     L'CEuvte  de  (Blanc),  3794 
Rembrandt,     Phatogravuns,  3883 
Ruikin's  Worki.     Stt   Geaeal  Index, 

Riukin  (lolln) 
Schmidt  ( W.)  Cahbet  la  MOnclien,  3886 
Shaw  (H.)     Decorative  Alts,  684] 
Shaw  (H.)     Dreuci  and   Deuinuioiu, 

Sh'aw'{H,l     IlliaminaiedOmatnentl.to» 
Smith  n.)     CalaJUKUe  Raiiono^,  6790 
South  Keniingtoii  Handbsoks,  1814 
Stirline  Maxwell  (Sir   W.)     Atli«i  of 

SpaiTi,  1047.    Sii  al»  Genera]  Index 
Sjnnonda  (J.  A.),  Wotka  by.  Sa  General 

Teaien  (DavidX    Tbeatiuni  Ficlorism, 

To^inwn  (M.)    A  JapaneKCoilactioD, 

66a; 
Turner  (I.  M.  W.)    Sa  General  Index 
VaebcrfS.)    Italian  Omamenl,  1846 
VallancefA.)     Art  of  Wm.  Uorru,  3145 
Walker(A.)  Beauty  in  Woman,  30S3 
Walpale(Ii.)    Aneulatei  of  Painting,  14T 
Wanng  (J.  B.)    Indiutiial  Ait,  3379 


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Flo*  Art  icimliiHitif)  : 
WhiuIciU.M,)  Nrxiuma,  etc  (PbtMo- 

W^ii{M.'d1J    InduitrisI  Aiu,  ;<>s6 

Folh-Lore : 

.£>up'i  FiibLa.    Sa  GeDoral  Index 
Alkcn'i  BHlisli  Proverbi.  6174 
BdLailn,    Fabluiu    a    liidiiiota    du 

BiwL^T.t  '^K?i  Fubla,  ukI  FsHh 


Cabincl 


Fables  Mou 
Fibla  In«dit«,  639. 
Fury  Lihnry  (Cmikflhlink'l),  3349 
G«¥  (J.)    F.biM,  5398 
Gnmm  (Sroi,)    Hoiuchotd  Slcnie^  }□« 
Howell  Mm.)    Proverbi,  165s 
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^«    GcnEnl    Ind. 


LuiainpS    MuDcn,  ei 
Middlt  Ag«,  3, 


RidingB  (J.  E.)    fablm  MonJei,  5514 
S*ff    LJMiry.    TbCf    anil    oiha    &gu 

SmidbyfP.)    CriB  of  London,  4063 

Wiy(G.  L.)    Lr  Gnuid  Fabliiui,  nu 
Funltora.    J-rr  CabUKt-BlaUBK 
GudanliiK-    Sa  Asricnltar* 
CaxMXeen.    J'«  GMntphr 
Gmu.    J'»  Pnciou  Stone* 
GsdmIoct.    .'•It  alu  Hanldn 

Andcnona.J    HoiiKa(HamilUD,44} 

BctiyCW.r  Pedigrcn; 
Btrkshin,  3016 

Hunpibiie,  joiy 
HcnioTdshite,  3013 

Brimuon  (R.  de),    L'Etu  et  le  Nobiliaiic 

de  U  PrffvEDCC,  9S4J 
Brooke  <R.)  CauloguB  of  Kingi,  PriooH, 

Burke  (Sir  T.  and   T.    B.)    Work.   by. 
Sa  Gtntnl  Indei 

of  Scollaod,  994-s 
CcUecnnea  Topofraphlo  et  Gcnealagicii, 


CDllin>(A.}    PeengeoTEneland,  6i( 
Colmu  Family.    flenuHn,  6713 
Crolie  Funlly.    Gcnealogkia  Klllory,  a 
De  Tnflbid  Family.  Hiuocy  (Richaidi), 

DouglM  (Sit  R.)  Earldom  of  SniherUnd, 

DouJai(SirR,)    HMonage  of  Seotlund, 

Cou^  (Sii  R.)    Feeiace  of  Scollud, 

667 
DnnnmoDd  (H.)  Noble  Bridih  FamlUei, 

Duidale  (Sir  W.)    Buona^  of  Eoglaod, 

FoiterO.)    P*diin«»(YorlBhir«),  j6ij 
FoMerOO    Royal  Lineage,  jB6i 


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c   of  Pbilonfa,    691, 

F^^fW.)    CbiefiofCglqi.houii,  6<i7 
Fnuer    (W.)    Vahoiu    Works,    691-704, 

GmrafS.)    Connographia,  4773 
Goddaid<  of  North  WilU  Qelttnai,  310 
Goelhali  <F.  V.)    Djcliooiuire  Gtetalo- 

G«i^1t(F.V)  Mimit  d«  Notabilitio. 

Site 
Grace  (S.)    Family  of  Giace.  1 78 
GunKy(D.)    Hoiueof  Goumay,  68ai 
Harleian  Sodely.    Publicaiioni,  5.46-7 
Howard  (J.  J-}  Mi«e11aiiea  Genralogica, 

HumefD.)    HouKand  Raceoflkiuglaa 

Lilu   CP.'S'"'/iSiglie   Celebri   Italiane, 

lJ3J={J.)    Peerage  of  Inland,  Bn 
Maule  m.)     FamiliH  of  Maule,  90; 
MUlesfT-)    Catalogue  of  Honour,  8s4 
Panmure,     Regiitnim  de  Panmure,  905 
Percy,  Genealogy  of  the  House  of,  ihB 
PklUna(B.>    Lei  Genealogies,  1751 
Seton  (G.)    Family  of  Seton,  6137 
Somerville  U»-)  Memorie  of  the  Somei- 

vlllea,  «3o 
Sutherland,  Earldom  of,  1037 
Taylor  (P.  A.)    The  Taylor  Family,  *41 
WalB,  koyal  Tribes  of  (Yorke),  6»« 
Welih   PamUiei,  Pedigreei  of  Uoos), 

563a 

/^nca(0gilhy),<8ji 

AliacolP  de).    VSiuo  Mundl,  4S99 

Auuralia.    Copie  de  ta  Requeau,  at., 

b£?CJ.)    Theatmn  Urbmm  Belpoc, 

B^  (G.)    Civiiilei  Orbis  Tertatum, 

Britain.    Deicriptio  Biilainnx,  4684 
Carolina,  Description  of  (Wilson).  648a 
Drayton  (M-X    Poly^lblon,  a6i8 

F^S  a™'p^^°™»'d''l'A«i"ls'». 

Fi«maii(E.A.)    Historical  GeograpfaT, 

G^i^JiusO.  P.)    Theatrom  Mundi,  S139 
GryniBus{S.)    Novus  Orbit  5800 
HondiuiUnd.)    HisioriaMuadi,  766 
IceUnd  rBating-Gonldi  9 
Indies,  Weit.  DejcripiSon  (Heneta),  SMI 
KipU)    NonveauThi3lrt,(549 
Munster(S.)    Cosmogn^hia,  1730 
OgilbyUno.)    Africa,  .959 
OrteliusCA.)    TheatrumOrbuTerrarum, 

Pigafella (P-)    XingdomotCongo,  ro3 
Pomponius  Mela.     De  SilQ  Olbtl,  1703, 


etotiosM.  C.)  Tobago,  4931 
>lemy{CI.)  Cosmographla.  17 
>lemy(Q.)  Geographia.  4^31 
Ihaymerus ((«o.)    iSe  Orbis: 


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Sinbfk     GeoBimijiu,  1B93-4 
-    VuKc»(A.)    Pniniis  Pan 

AQgTneDlom,  5na 
Cwilon  asd  HMaUniST : 
Gulogical   Sodety'i  Quini 


GtulBc.    J'h  AniealtDta 

HalrdreHiiir  : 
DuplcBU  (Tea.)  L'Ar  dc  la  Friiun.  3S61 
Favn  (M.  de).     La  Toi1«lK  in  Damn, 

Siewnrc  CI')    PlocaeOHnaa,  3047 

Vaiioai  Wortj^iBfa 
HswUbe.    .ScFalcoarr 
HcnMrr: 

BarkE  (J.)     Cyclopsdii  of    Heraldiy, 

Fairbum  (I.)     Book  oT CrtoU,  j: 
Holme  (RO    Aradtmv  of  Armory,  j6S4 
Lindny  (Sir   D.)      Scouiib     Hrtsldic 

ManDKrinl,  Bja 
Moraiit(A.  W.)  Anuria]  B«arinKi  of  lh« 

Knigbu  of  ihc  Sainl  FJLpTTt,  "fito 
NeuflSniF  U-  H.  T.)  AnmiriaL  dn  Pa;^ 

Baa,  5659 
NicboUaG.)    Herald,  7!« 
Nbbet(X)    Hcisldry,  P9W 
PapwDTtb.    Britiih  Annoriali.  5658 
Petne  Sancue  «  legibun  deicriiiac,  3589 
tUyfm(Wm.->  Brliiah  Family  Anliqaity, 

Scton    (Geo.)      Law   lud    Practice    of 

HvsldrT,  1016 
SdrKoti  of  Keir.      Amorial   Bearing*, 

StocOin  (R.  R.y    Scctiish  Arm,  lou 
YorkeOaa.)    Union  of  Konoar,  119 
Hltttijfbia.    Sn  BgTptolefy 

iCthioiJan  HlHny  of  Heliodorui,  i6ig 
Afiica.      Hisloriale   DescriplioD     (Leo. 

AfrieamiL  4S41 
Aluander  (lie  Gnat.    De  Rebua  G«di 

(Q<iii>laiCDniiu),i,7i 
Aaaerica-      AmvricaD    Nolea  (Dickens), 

Aoinca,  Enfliih  Empin  in  (Bunon). 

America.      MagnaJia  Cbriati  Americana 

(Mather),  M 
Amerkan      Commonweallh.        HiMory 

(Bryca),  iS^G 
Amerioin  Indiaoi  (Schootcrafi),  jsjS 
Ancon,Kin(di>mor(MarIneui},  17011 
Aualic  Annua]  Reguite r,  433^ 
BartlioLDmew  Fair.      Menuiin  (Moriey), 

Barim,  Court!  of  (WiaialL)  1113 
Bnihwaii  (B.)    Suner  of  Hiaio™,  5744 
Brief  ReiiKin(mi«  of  al]  ihe  EugUih 


Buckingham   and  Cbandos  (Duke   of), 

Courts  and  Cabinels  of  England,  (401 
Buckingham  and  Chatla  L  (Ganliner), 

ifCCaradoi:),  3687 


Cambria,  Hiilorie . 

Camden  (W.)    Bri  

Canuy  Iilandi.     Hittoire  d«  la  dncoi 

vertetBonlier),  ,663 
Cape  of  Good   Hope,  Preient  Suie  < 

(Kolbcnl,s476 
Carolina,  Hulory  of  (LawHin),  5183 
Catherine     of     Airagon,     Divorce 

Celtic  Dniida  (Higgint),  7046 
ChaHeiL    GatdiDcr'i  Hiuorical  Work 


Court  of  Angiiuui  ( F 
ConnoTEnebodO' 


Cromvralluuw,  44 . 
Culd«.oflona,Tl.ea"f...-  ..„  . 
Darien,  Hillary  of  (Borland),  6i6 


and  Ruckle).  4389 

=r.^.cl^n),  SoBo 
oftbe(KinglakO,3ii 


re  Huiorique(,iadvacatX  *'t9 
iiculus  Hislnna,  3803 


Dniidi,  The  Celtic  (Higgins),  7046 


(Bmcei  JT* 
England,  Annali  of  (SlnweXtJSo 
Eiubmd,   Chtoniclea   of.     Su  General 

Index  (FraiMR,  Holinihed) 
England.    Comic  Hiitory  (A'BeckettX  i 
England.   C>}un   of,  under  the   StuiiRi 

EngW,'Hhtotyor(Allen).  1130 
England,  Hiuory  of  (Froude),  7" 
England,  Hiitory  of  (Gardiner),  718 
England,  History  of  (Hal  lam),  744 
England,  Hiitory  of  (Hume),  189 
England,  Hiitory  of  ([.ecky),  1933 
England,  Hiitory  oflLingaidX  id;; 
England,  HiiEory  of  (MacauUy),  03 
England,  Hi.lory  of  (Rank.),  963 
England,  Hiiloty  or(Rapin).  JB73 
England.    Metric  England  (iSuiul),  i6« 
England.    Omitted  CEapCerifBiuel),  jM 
England.    Social  England  (Tiaill),  9979 
Erglitb  in  ■    '      ' '"      '' 

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orical  Geography  of  (Free- 

le  Middle  Agei  (Hullam), 


Florida  (Eui),  Account 


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Foorill«(Ch. 

Form,  The,  , 

FnnwtCo]!. 
FnuKC.  Con 
(ThioA  ,of 
FnuKC,  Coun 
Piwice.     Chr 


or  Colltctioii  of  Hiuorro 

Kiiun  du  Minolta,  6j9i 
.sulaLe    uid    Ihe    Eir^Lre 

■-'-■  -    i*    France   (G». 


..  =  (Man 
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i«(.aa4,,B 
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CollKiioQ  do  M«- 

'■■iiSa.  mi„), 

GenElII..CuuntuidCatrinciof(Buck- 

iniluin),  (401 
George  lit.,  Kcign  orfWilpole),  1114 
Geoiie  IV.,  Williiun  IV..  oud  Victoiu, 

l0Qm»l*oflhe  R.igiu  of  (Gmille),  736 
Gildu.    E^tik,  6S 
Glugow,  latenry  Hiitorr  of,  Bij 
Golhs,  The.    HiudHi  Gaihocum  (Uig- 

niu),  1696 
Golhi,  The,  I>e  RehuUDniiiDdei),  ■6« 


Hiitory  {Wil« 
rriptio  Gneciic  (I 

Greece,  Hislory  of  (GioleX  4160 
Greece,  HiaiOTv  of  <Tbirlwall),  1088 
Halk  (E.)     Union    of   Uncuter   and 

KdiodDrai.    £ihiopbn  Hiitory,  tG» 
HeniT  VIII.,   History  of  the  Reign  of 

Herodotoi.  ^flfitoriie.  iSji 

HiiMria  delle  oue  occone  nel   Runo 

D'iDihilicna,  11,3 
Hittoriu  e  Conqueuu   deli   Rtyi  de 

AmeorTomich),  iiji 
Hisloriul  MSS.  Conii>ii>uon,  3149 
Hisloric    General  (GoulanJ,  I9>9 
Holland,  Histoiy  offDariei],  ,i6i» 
IcelnndjBwiDC'GoutdX  9 
Incu,  The.    CoDimciLiiiiif 


Rtatu  (Gu. 


India.    L'Hiilnre  (Catiagneda),  i«9a 
Indian  Nations  of  Cauda  (Colden),  37S5 
Indiu.      La  Deilruycbn   de    lu   Indias 

(Lai  Cuu),  uoS 
ladies,  WeK.  TliMoire  Generalle  (Go- 
nun).  4776 

Inqukiilion    in    Spain,    Hiitoiy  of  Ihe 

(MonuinuO.  4^^; 
Ireland,  AnnaU  of  (O' Donovan).  jai3 
trelaiHl.      De   Rebui   Hibetnicii  (Val- 

Itelud.    Kuloric  Menoin  (Burington), 

Ireland,  Hi«ory  of  (Ware),  5687 


, ReigonfCCJ.  Foa),M.9 

Java,  Hitioty  of  (RbSIq),  iotB 
Jenisaleni,  HiiKwy  of  (Brandl).  4«8 
>«.       De    Eadiliu    Judiiomm    (MS., 
KeaoippuiJ,  ifioS 

jnguitha,  The  War  with  (Salluu),  684a 

Juuinos.    Hislorin,  4811 

LccVy  (W.  E.  H.),  Hworigal  Worlo  by. 

Louis  XIV.  ud  Ibe  Coun  of  Fiance 

(PardoeX  JS<Si 
Madiid.    Hiaioria  (Auadsr  de  lu  Riot), 

rfVor™ 
Maiy  Qucei 


■cou.    Idige  Colleciia 
ngio,  331946,3611-4 
Scots,  Defence  of  !hi 
nonour  ar(LedicLu),  Bi7-ia 
Mary    Queen   of  Scott-      De   Illustrion 


M«na; 


Maiimui  (Valcii 

(Rtne).      La  Vie   Frivte  de> 

■i!KS„,i^,.„ 

Chrooica  f  Amaodiu  ZienaenauX 
Mlci^el  (F.)     Lea  Ecouaii  en    Fiance, 

j647 
Milan.    Hiuoria  (Gorio).  47T9 
MonaueryatTeignmouth,  73) 
Monanit:  Ordeii.  Huuiy  0^  (HelimX 

Moyen  Age,  Le  (Lacroia).  354J 
Napoleon.    Second  FunenlCThaclceray), 

New  South  WalM,  EngliiJi  Colony  in 

CCotlirui  3485 
Nonnan  Conquest.  Hltlory  of  the(FrH- 

manXMio 
Noimandy.  Hiaory  of  (PalgraveX  s6}7 
Northern    Nailooi.    History   of  (Olaui 

Macnus),  836 
Ohio  lodiaoi,  Eapedjtion  againit,  648s 
OriETital  Monatchiei  (R^wlinson),  06; 
Ovtrbury    (Sir    T.),    The    Poiioning    of 

(Lord  BaconX  ^sSB 
Oilord  Hi>i«iical  Sodeiy,  ;i69 
Paganas.      Hittoriarum   adrenui   Libri 
^risiui).  4899 

P.ri:.inimta™  Hitloiy  (Cobbelt),  5js8 

in  Ihe  (Thucydidei), 


"elfSiUdB 


Lde*i'(qe'Ud 


ipII.(Prei»;oltV, 
«tt{*.  H.)   ft 


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LeoneX  4706 
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!r,Thel 


Rehlili^  aiikXivil  Wan,  History  of  the 

(Clarendon),  619 
Riromauon,lli«orynfthe(Bun.etXs8s 
Refonnalion,  History  of  the  (D'AubiBniX 

Rl^i^ation,  Hisioryof  lhe(Koo.X«o-3 

Richard  111.,  History  of  (MortX  3*57 

_  ,     ......  X    .^      icuiui  Teniporum, 


1)87-9 


iL  (W.)    Faac 


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RoBun      £idpiTT,    DccKr 

(Gibbon),  ,,j 
RoraatB,  Hutqry  of  [he  (IhiTi 


■A'fBrt. 


RoBK.     Annilia  (T^tns),  lajg 
Rook.    Comic  Hinory  of  {k  Bcckctl),  ' 
Rome.    De  Bcllit  Civilibus  (Apjauiiu], 


Itomc.  Hiiury  of  fAJIci 
<aaie,  Uutary  of  (Arno 
Rome,  Hi>lDryaf(Uvy 
Rome,  HL-aory  orfMoD 


f  (Uvy),  .e8,-4 
..  _r(Moin<nHn),  StS 

nmuc  iniuuLLLc).      FigUm  dc  I'MIsIu 

RaT3>  Hutoiiol  Society  Tianuctioi 

>,  HiMorr  ofCPInlttnociX  uii 
mH's,  Embu.}  SI  (GuiBx).  740 
nd.     De  Ori^ne  ScoLaram,  4^49 


Scolliuld.  Hiuoiixiu  of  (Skene),  lODi 
ScotloBd,  HL«wyof(BQnDn),i7 
Scotland,  Miliary  of,  in  Early  Chiiitiu 

SoxUihL      Hislorical   Noiei   (Lauder) 

ScollaAd.     IniciiptioDea  Hulorii:iE  (Jon 

«on).j69 
SaMland  in  the  Middle  Ag«  (Inneil,  77c 


Scodand.     MiKillinei 
Scotland.      Register    c 

Su^nd.      Rerum   Sc 
(Bucbanui),  5S1 


laf(SiocIair) 


Scoltuh  ClaiK  (Mclan).  S34 
Sccltnh  Hitlory  Socieiy.  1014 
Slndan(j.)    Livrad'HiH<Mn,ii93 
Spain.     Hohwnmedan  Dvnuliea,  171B 
Sfuiiih  Fl«[  invading  England  (Uba 

aniui  Mafrid 


™^*'M 


Hiuoiia,  »)49 
TRHamdc    La 


L    (N.)      De    Var 


li^LTFen 


m  Opm^  184; 
a'(™naud),, 


'eallh   of  {( 

i«.    HiMorUCS.bellici)^6,6s 
ia.  Hisloiieof(Fougas«t),  1(04 
m^       Civitala    Veron«    (Sarayn.), 

.^Speculum  Hiworiale,  "854-5 

5oha"sfflilh), 


Viriiiii^iliM 


:»E'i."iAd 


Hiit(iiy(cdr</;i<imf).- 

War    tpetween    the   Paloponenau 

Athenians  [Ttaiicydida),  1S49 
War  in  me  Peninsula  (Napier),  Bi 
We«niin«er   Abbey.      '*' 

York  and  Lan^dler.    ' 

Zanuini(A.}    Hiuorical  Medals  (Parr 

Horae-bdoK,  I 

Blunde^lLe      " 
Office.,  s.,_. 

■       '        ~ay,jT7, 6(148 


(Tho^) 


Chiefeil 


Gray  I     . 
raui;    (F.    A.) 
.lartchal,  i53« 
;»«n(J.)  ES 


,  in,  61148 

"te  No^™a™ 


Maikham(G.)  Mail 
Mmt(I.  B.)  Radan 
Newcastle  (Duke  ot 
velle,  .Bsi 


Rid^rTTK-)    Ho^^hip,ss»5 
SnaHfA.)    Anatomy  of  Iht  Hone,  i]4i 

Taunio™  ^T.    K.Y     Portrait,   of  Race- 

TouchsioM^.  F.)    English  and  French 

Tbatougbbreds,i696 
Tu ting's  Racing  Calendar,  6191 
Tweejif  (W,)    The  Aiabian  Hotw,  3608 
"Wildiake."     Crackle  of  the  Day,  6848 
flBsUng.    Sfi  alu  Deer-Sta]Ung : 
Alkcn   (H.)    Analysis  of  the  Hunting- 
Field,  =58 
Aiken   (H.)      Hunting   Acxomplisbmenli 

— Casualties,  3jS9-6[> 
Aiken  (H.)    riuMing  Sketches,  =3S6 
Ap|erley(CJ.)   Hunting  RenilniKeuse., 

Arelino  (U)      Ubro    inlitulato    Aquila, 

Eeckford(P.)    Thoughli,  >a8j-7 
Berkeley  (G.   F.)     Seminis^ces  of  a 

Bto<me(H.  k.)    How  Pippins  enioyed  a 

Day  with  the  Fox-hounds,  38^ 
Essay  on  Hunting,  lilt 
FooillouiU-ila).     LaVenerie,»84 
MUls  (I.)    Flyei.  oF  the  Hum,  337 
Mill.g.f    Life  ofa  Foxhound.  3=6 
Paul  (Sir  J.  D.)  A.B.C.  of  Fox  Hunting, 

Radp^iffe   (F.    P.    DelmQ.    The  Noble 

Redlnget'tr  E.)     Repriseniatian   del 

Cerfi-SS'S 
Smoking  Hunt,  The  (coloured   plate*), 

Stevens  and  Uabault.    La  Maiion  Rus- 

Tu%e!^lc('Geo.>    Noble  An  of  VeneHe, 


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lebthjeiorj: 

BlwhCM.  E.)    Ichlhr.<1agw,  isj 
Cnllinig.)    SalluKl  FiihcTT,  iin 
Couch  (J.)    FuhdorihcBriuihlibuids, 

D»y(F.)    FwhHof  India,  ii;o 
Donovin(E.J    Briibh  Fntw-  ■— • 
OpiHuiuf.    De  Nuun  Fiid 
Romlc]ciiu>(G.)    ~    "*    ■■ 
SmilhO- V.  C.)  F 

TavcnKrUno.)  Expcrimenlt  CoDcer 

Fi»h»iif  Fniii,  1390 
VMTell  (W.)    Brili.h  FithM,  J3jj 
latrlcnM.    Jo  Aownn 


eatioiu 

Novum, 


iG.A 


Thtai 


WhiieO-i    A  Rich  Cabinn,  MjB 
JmU: 

Joe  Millir'.  snd  olher  Jou  «id  J 

SBIS,  iU- 
Plg^o  (A.)    Work  on  Lice,  6sBd 


WWlu  nn  Lu<  (Varioiu},  4ei»'l6,  toi-Jb 

Bcnbu>(P.)  De  £101,6493 
Cemunr  Uictioniity,  The,  SM< 
Qul<xiodytu(D.}  EroKmun  Synoplica, 

CbilUn  Loneuub  Arta  dc  la  Uiuua  dd 

R.y».d=cBl,,S43!i 
Cbinuc-Erulish  IMcdhuiU),  .1937 
Du  Cungc  (Dom.)    Gloiunun,  9610 
Eiyoulocicil     Dictionary     (JamioonX 

French  and  Eagliih  (Colgrave),  576) 
Fnncb  School  Mauler  (Erondellc),  ji 
Gieek  (Saidu),  9346 
Halkctl  and  Liiog.  Dictiooiry  of  Anony 


Ilaluo-Engtiih  (Florio),  in] 
JanuHon  0-)    Etymolo^  Diclw 

Kniihl  (E.)    Dictiooary  oT  Hecha 

LaiiB-Engliib  (Eliot),  uiG 

Latin-Teiuonic  (BnA).  iS6,.s 
Mure(Cdc)    RepenoTiumVocabuIo 

,89. 

PunpingL  Arte  de  la  Lengua  Pamp 
f  Bergano),  4657 

Raynouajd.     Leaique  Romaa.  6917 
Sbaknpcare  Lei  icon  (Halliwell},  514 
Slant  Di>.-t!onuy  (Bacr^).  S917 
Sau&  (Sic  W.)    I^xiconi.    Sir  Gei 

TiDabadoun.       Lenque    Roman    (] 

nouard),  65,7 
Trouexet.    Dicllaniuin  EncrcIop«di 

V^V)    Dc  Ungua  Lalina.  iSso 
VioUel-le-DiicJM.)    Diclionnaira, : 

Loa^aia/t '    Work.      Ste     Cablaat 


L«lc: 

PublidiuUac)    An  OialoiJE,  T77J 
TTapeiontiiu(G.)    Rhelorica,  j:7i 

Lulaeuf  (Jo.)  De  RebiuGsitli  Scotenim, 

Dc  Monbus,  ac,  B16 
Mannen  and    Houtehald   Eipeasei  of 

England  (XIIL  and  XIV,  Centurin), 


It  Egypciani, 
nneii  of  ihc 


ISS.  (Appendix),  p.  s» 
Berkeley  MSS..  s»43 
Bible  MSS.,  47S.  1485-97 
Dickeni  (C.)     Variaiu    MSS.,   6190-91, 

HalHwell  U-  O.)  Ancieni  MSS.  al  Stiat- 

Hiitotical  MSS.  Cammiuiian.    Rcpotli, 

Ir^'^Naiionnl  MSS.,  I91 

Lindny    (Sir    D.)      Andent     Scottish 

Manuacripl,  Bji 
National  MSS.  of  England,  Facanrils 

UamaXSoi-i 
National  MSS.  of    Ireland,    Faisirailei 

(Jamei),  B91,  1713 
National  MSS.  oTScollaDd,  Faaimilea 

Paucographiol     Society!   Publications, 

Petrarch.  Various  MSS.  of,  4908 
QDaritch  (B.)  Palcoaraphy,  1776 
SilvMre     0-     B.)     AlKOgraphie     Uni- 

WEHwoodn.  O.)   Anglo-Saxonandlritb 

MSS.,  iiiS 
Westunnd  CJ.  0.)    Falmgniphia  Sacn 

Ham.    JkAUsmi,  Chuta 

AsKmblie  de   Fiucs  -  Mafoni  (Plata), 

Dewgulien  (J.  T.)    ConllilutioDI  of  the 
Free-Maloni,  faaS 
Matbamatic* : 
Baker  <_C,ca.)    Wetl.SpHng  of  Scicncs, 

BDeIhiui(H.)    De  Arithmetic,  1J17 
Borgo  (L.  de).    Summa  de  Aiilhmetica, 

Euclid,  (KnaMtna,  3811.11 
HoctegaCJ.  de).    Aiithmetica,  4»o; 
HoltOD    (C.)      Coinpendioui    MeaHcer, 


PitiKm(B.)    TriEonometnc.  s8j4 
RecordefR.)    Anihmelicke,  1874 
Sui>et»]r.}    Uber  Cakulalionum, 
Telin  (G.)  SepI  an  Mathemaliqui 
ifedical: 
Aleai^  Secret)  of.  i>8<H 
AnnaJei  de  Chimie  ei  de  Pbyuque, 
Aveiraca.     Opera.  4626 
Baker  (Geo.)   Newe  Jewell  of  I 


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DiJby  U«-)     Virtus  ot  annitsir  ukI 

Moik,  am 
Galenm.     Oven,  itioi 
CoiKr  (Dr.)    Ncwc  Jewell  of  Hallh, 

cd^^U-R-)   Work.,s™ 
HilLUoe.)    Sckci  Olwrviiioai.  si^j 
IIuvt;r(Dr.}    Anuomiol  EienHuiumi, 

mmma  (J.  B.  Van).     Pbyuck  BcGned, 

HippacnilH.    Opm  Vuik,  iSu 
HuRui  Suiuib  (j.  de  Caba),  i6]4 
Hud  Senepiis.    Canon  AvicennK,  1A59 
Juvm  de  Suite,  Le,  »iot 
Kai[  (Counlne  al).    Secreti  in  Pfayikk 

Ketham  (J.  dt)L     FMsdculiu  Mfdidnn, 

Lug)um(W.}    Garden 


Knbenui  Mansu:hii>.     Bellum 
RoXIid^nTr.)    v"^'i^ 

RoyCWni.)     MlliUry  Anliquit 

Qoeei.\  Rangen,  6141 
Tiwiteic  Invuion,  La,  431a 
Vulliiriu.  (R.)    DeHeMili 


Historia  Anatomica, 
■  (Dr.  Jm.)  EiTOnri  In  Phyiic, 
Dia  (J-    M.)     Opiu   MedidDE, 


America,  OpeTalion>in,s3j8,J3«i 

Anibetu     Le  Battaglit  contn  Re  Catio, 

461 1 
Armada.     La  Vitona.  4946 
Brititb  Military  Library,  3105 
CO.)    Miliiarie  iMtnictlon.  19m 
Calbi  CJ.)    La  Misem  de  la  Gnir 

Campbell'fl  Naval  HiilorT,  3364 
Caoursii(G.)    Oloidio  Rhodic,  154; 
CliarlemuvHi  La  Conqnesce  ie,  4609 
EdiabuisG  Draganni.    Rulo  and  Rej 

Forbei-Leilb  (W.)    Sma  Men-al-An 

6(6 
Forces  de  rEampc,  Aiie,  etc,  xnj 
Gbeyntl-de).     fei,erei«  of  Anne^  i, 
OroK(F.)     Military  Antiqaitia.  4113 


de  Caialli,  36 
nnti  of  Grei 


rs'as. 


I'S'i. 


nn  of  Landon  (RovIandwinX  6346 
ingion  (Duk*   oO.     Vinorie.,  S- 
ilche.,otc,676 
inton(A.)    Engbuid'i  ImproToienl, 

1»D  (S.)    Gobi  Mbie<  in  Scotland, 


:r^*^. 


NkoIu  (Sir  N.  H.)  Siege  of  Car- 
Petdiallow'l^  Wan  of  New  England 
Ricbaiib'cW^rKei  Mi^tr's  Army, 


Bouia^  CJ-  F.)    U  Toui 

mcnts,  j]^ 
Cntnuui  (].  S.)    Sepulchral  Brauei,  1389 
Dnimmond  Oao.)    Hcnutnenlft  of  lona. 

Cough  (R.)  Sepulchial  Monnmenu,  jS 
HaiDeifH.l  Monumenul  Biasso.  6S» 
Jervije  (A.)    Epjtaphi  aiid  InacriHiDiu, 

Uiueum  riorentinuTn.  1057 

Slephtni  (Geo.)   Runic  Monumenlt.ien 

Stotbard  {C  A.)    Monumenul  EKgiet, 

Ve'll^u  Mnnumenla,  6931 
(Diie  lUid  HuilcEau: 
Aaron   (P.)     Thawanello  de  b>   MuKca, 

.438a    . 

Bume)-(C.)   HBioryof'Sluuclrjo 
Butby  (T.)   Concert  Room  aud  Otchei- 

Cau(  (STde).     InuilDlioo  Hamonique, 

Chanli   et   Chanuni   Popubiirefl  de  la 

Cbiid''{F.°'j'^     EngUab    and    Scoeiish 

Balladi,  IS14 
DirMuPerugino^R.  P.G.)    II  vero  modo 

Don!   (G.   B™    Traltato  deHa   Muaica, 

Eli^ia  Muiicalia  (Fabnu),  470;  (noH) 
Euai  lur  la  Mmique  (itBoX  140^ 
Fiber  Supulenui  (JacX     De    Mufica 

Fot«cr(G.)  Ein  Auubucd  ichBnei  leut- 

scber  Letdlein,  476a 
FrancEKO  Milinu*.    Id  Tabolaltim  de 

GafohCF^   TheoricD 

GaffiriusCF.)    De  Haimonia,  i™ 
Galilei  Q'.)    Mudca  Arnica,  4;^ 
Haase  (Sianor)    Comic  Tunet,  elc. 
Hilt  (A.  G.)    OtEani.4471 
Hipkini  (A.  J.)     Muucal  Inimiii 

Lai»n]eU.  B.  de).    CboiadeChai 

LkK^i^  (M.  N.)     Rudineata   K< 

L.™iu.(0.)     Mg«™»,4Ss4 
Mut(T.)    uuick't  MoDuneDt,  3 


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Melodue  PntdeDtiuuc,  tSyo 
Monc<F.  J.)    Hymni  Ulinl,  M69 
ModiKlOO'  AnihoLoiiE  Fru!oi»,4iss 

MuBo]  MiKclUnyrrfac,  nag 
NaumannfE.)    ITuiory  of  Maik,  IT71 

OrLandi  dcLUH.  Puuo  qvinque  vix:um, 

r^tfW.  T.)    Muual  Mcmoin,  451S 
PiicrlBp.)    Folia,ManuKnpt,«679 
Pillllo  rtlgtM.l.i.chc.ly(D'Urfey),337J 
Pnjpei^ui  (B.)    Chanlll  MusiciE  iDIer- 

Purull  dJ.r'orpbnii  Briunmcui.  691; 
RiynciuHi]  CF.)     Poaia  da   Troutw- 

dourit  6916 
Bhair  (Geo.)    Encbiiidion,  4$4S-g 
Suii  (iZ  G.)     lauiucciaD  d>  Muiia, 

SoDgll  of  ibc  ChacCj  ufi 

Thomu  dc  Sincu  Maria.     Ani  dc  aiier 

Fincuii,  19B9 
Vkenliiw  (N-V  L'ADiHai  Mmia.  5009 
Wollick  (Nk.)    Opui  AuRum  MiukiE, 

Natonl    HiMocT  (Gwwnl).     Ste  alio 
Voran*  aad  TrSTeU : 
Aco«icJ«.>    Hi>l«n  Nuu«U«  (.««. 

AlifrovandiM  (U.)    Opera,  jsji 

BatetCS.)   Sniilc-eycdCnuucn, jc>77 
Bewick  (T.),  Works  by.     Srw  Gtntral 

BkckviUn.)    On  S[H<Ien.  503; 
Bouon  Soauy  ot  Niiaial  HiHory,  soi6 
Bowerbuik  (j-  S.)    Briluh  SpoDiiaiEc, 

B^n'i  New  Iiruuiaticw  </  Zookisr, 

BiStind  (F.  T.)    Curionilies  of  Nwuial 

Hbiory,  1847 
Cuoliaa,  NuDUd  Hi««v  of  (1681),  6<n 
Cate>l>y(M.)    Natural  Hinory  of  Caro- 

Fo^lE.)    Brititb  Mollnm,  3979-^ 
Geineik:.)    HistorLi  AniDuliuin,  1606 

Jiidinc(W.)   'NilUFaliu'>UbnT7|Tig7 
Jeue  (Ed«.i    GLcJuiingi  in  NUDral  Hii. 

Lbnun   Society,   JotmEl  and    Tnni. 

Lonl"(j!'  ic5'  NalnraJitt  in  Vancouver 

LeirtDO    I>omatic  Aniicali,  ijw 
Petiveri  O.)     HiaUrna  Nalurdu  Spec- 


Sha<r  (Geo.)     NatoialiiU'   Mitceila 

SmtMcW.)    Britiita  Diatamacex,  67»' 
Slailii™  {H.   T.)    Library   of  {arrant 

akibahftically),  5037.90 
Thier,     Mehn  und  du  LuHli,  uSI 
Wallace  (A.  R.}    OiuributioD  of  Animi 


Natond  KiitoiT  (Gouna)  (cnMuw/).' 

Whi(e(G.)  Natural  HinaryoTSclbocne, 

W?S2(G.)    Natu«li>f.  Cal.ndar.-i997 


utraied  Natural 


Zoologial,  The,  s.oo 
N*«aL    ^K  HilltuT 
NaTiratlon.    S„VuiitiBg 
Kawlpapen  : 

Mr.  Raynei't  Collccdon  of  Old  Nev 

It  Medali, : 


And^U^)  T?iH 

ScDtijB,  57CO 
BovDelW.)    TokRK. 
Cohen  (H.)    Monnu 

iiiain,6«,7 


;.M„ 


Patrick  (R.  W.  C)    Coiaiffe  of  Scotland 

— CaUloeue  of  Medals.  631 
RudingCRO    AnaaliafttieCoiiuife,  1J4 
Tr«ur  de  NumiiznatiquE,  ij;; 
Zantaiii(A.)    Hiuotical  Medak(Panna, 

Aibmole  IE.)    Tbealrum  Cbemicum,  iiB 
Boulion(k.)    HiiroryofMagiok,  J7<a 
Calvin  (J-)    Against  Astnilogy,  3605 
Chap  Booki.  Variouj.  617 
CluH  (lat:.  deL    De  AppvitionLbos, 4Hg 
Cooper  (T.)     Witchcraft,  ■01a 
DarrellUO    Bewitching  of  Wm.  SooKn, 

DeJoefp.)    Syuem  of  Magic,  3JT] 
Fai>tiFerrareie(^)    Triompbo  di  Foi- 

Gliliber^^laka  R.)    Woiki  00  Alchemy, 

Grliopeck  (Jo-)     A»rok«ical    Works, 

HeywoodCT.)    HienrdiirofttaeBksKd 

HigguififG.)    Anacalypsis,  6074 


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nologie. 


Indaginc  (J.)    Chyromantia,  etc.,  461^ 
my(W.)     AsIrotc«icaPlWu,  5819 
tuclfer(theJoum.l>a433 
Marcolina.     Le  Sorti,  4863 
MolitorfV.)     De  Lamik  1951 
Falmistiy.    Works  on,  5170 
ProlianostC)    Ailroiogia,  t^ii 
Sanders  (R.)    Chironiuieir,  etc.,  1973 
Siulat  (J>c.)     PhilDsophia    Hemietica. 

Scol(R.)     DiscoverieofWitchcraft,6l» 
Scott  (Sii  W.)    DemonolMT,  4,14 
Spirito(L.)    Ijbro  de  la  Ventuia,  iSao 
Sortey  l>emoniac  The,  1977 
Sybils.     Oracles,  4971 
TelinfC.)    Quinu  an  Magiagnea,  49S1 
Tondalus.     De  Raptu  AninH.  4993 
Tlithemiiu  (J.)     Polysraphie,  4993 
Waite  (A.  C)    BlackTilagic  14* 
Wharton  (Geo.)      An  Aatnjlo^cal  JtKlg. 


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Otcoltlim  tcmlimiad't! 
•miubtmd  (W,  T.)     Oceiitt  PhilMOphy, 

U^t^cnfl,  VuTouiWotkion,  t»9 
Oraltba)«j,  Ooloc]' : 

BcIdh  (P:;    HiUaTn  NaluRlIe  d«  Oy- 

miux,  14S1 
BctionE  (E,)     UcxEllicbc  NidLficuo  in 

Bewick  rr.)^i«GeiKnl  Indei 
KnU.     A  General  Hiuory  of,  3017 
finefCR.)    Bicdi  of  EuTOH,  1503 
Bninowiki  (G.  J.)     Birdi  of  AuoralU, 


Bmirn's  New  Illiumticsi 
Edwint>(G.)  UDCommi 
— ■  ,t  (D.  G.)    V«iou. 


BirdJ,  S797 


EylonCr.  a)    EnslUh  Birdi,  6fi9e 
Gootd    (Jolm).       Vuimu    WmkL      . 

Genenil  Index 
Giieve(S.)    The  Great  Auk,  ajBg 
Ibi.,-n«(lnde™.o),M 
Dh,  The  Oonm*]).  « 
K^tMdme.)    Lb  Pigtort,  iagi 
Luham  (I.)    Hiilory  oTBirdi,  aai 
Le*(O.A.J0  AiDoag  Briiiih  Biidi,  61 
LmtUni  (F.)   OiMwu  de  Puadli,  3' 
Leviillont  (F.j     Perroqueu,  »7M 
Ltvin  (Wnu)     Binli  a[  GcfiiE  Bria 

Li??m<i  (Loid).     FijTOTe!  of  Bird.,  177 
HutiiMt(F.  H.)    HiilDin  de>  Oi«ai 

Honii  (P.  0.1    Britlih  Birds,  9556 
Uorru(F.  O.)    Nesu  and  Egn.  1113 
Per"ing  (F.>    Egg*  of  BritMh  Bir 

SchurfP.  L.)   E111&  Omlltii^ogy,  6 
SeebghiB  (H>     Britiifa  Birdt,  6r3S-« 
Selby(P.JO     British  Omitlialogy,  as 
SkupefR.  B.)    Akedinidje,  6138 
SbBp*<R.B.)    Hininids,  61U 
Theiiriel  (AO    N«  Oiieiax,  36B4 
WilBQ  ■»]  BcHUIBne.     Aioencui  Ol 


rn!l(W,)   1 


■ent»li«,  38 
Iritiih  Bird 


lli(Fr.)  11  Camevale  Itiiiani 
ni  Uo.)  Dckaiplio  Pi 
Ltuledoni^  4658 


bUsB 
ud  Muriate  Prccei- 


I  ,  488' 


Horu,  uoo-iD 

louii  XV.     VttBi  \ .,  ^,, 

Looii  XVI.     Le  Sacre  dc,  Baj 

Mure  di  Medicii,  L'Enlit  {La  Srm% 

4838 
Modo  dlDcoror 

^WeHjUeop-u. 

Triunphi  oF  London  (Jo™"},  jtfi 

PMn«n.    Str  GaoMlogj 

Arte  of  eipedilion  in  leaching  lo 

eitCiTrKl,  .6,g),}j;3 
L*  Gangneur  (G.)    Woika  on  Pei 

•iiip,  J817 
S1««k(J.B.)  UnivetHt  PalBOcn^y, 

Trithemhii  U.)    Polyjraphie,  49gj 
Varioiu  culy  neai,  1546 


Pietora  Galleria*.     £'11  Getwral  Indei 
Pluu.    J»  Chart* 
Pl&te,  GDldasdSUva: 


P\t,j*.    Sh  a1»  DiBiDB 

Admir.!  Guinea  (Ste.en™),  357 
Aguneinnon  (FilaeraldX  3634 
Alhalie  (RacineX  £430 


Sullen  (A.  H.) 
ilsh  Plays  ji  if 


of  o!dEj 


Engli^,  66 j7 
etlher'(Ki>dne),  4940 
Exqaititei,  The  {ThagkerByl,  noa 
Hey  for  Honeily  (RandolphV,  a«}i 
Jew  ol  Malta  (HarloweX  « 
Love's  Martyrdoin  (Suiriden),  Ojog 
MachlnCL.)    The  Dumbe  Knight,  4856 
Malcontenl,  The  (MarHon),  6lai 
Master  Arden  (Shakespeare  T),  66aa 
Midummer    Night's     Dreame   (Sbalic- 

Ot'^/Co^ille),  ao4fi 

ShephewxI'i  Holy' Day  (Rulter),  1668 
She  Stoops  to  Conquer  (GoldumiAl  3784 
Strange  Genliemin,  The,  6au 
Snrena<Con)«Ile).«47 
ToiKin  d'or,  L.  tComeilleV  ao« 
Traubieiome  Raigtie  of  Kini  John.  1(76 
Village  Coquetltj  (Dickens),  184 
Poetry: 
Advenlurei  of  Johnny  Neureome  (Burton), 


.or  (Shelley),  «8o 
.niVttK.itan.b);«i 


Ancient  Books  of  Wale.  (Skene),  ic. 
Angler,  The  (Lathy),  1333 
Angling,  Poem*  00,  1J47,  ijja,  ijjo 
Anlhologie  Fran^aiie.  3S87 
Appeal  to  Eiigland  (SWinhnme),  4343 
Alaisnii  in  Calydon  (Swinbnnie),  3114 

Av™i"iviin  (Huch^iljriifio 
Bab  Balladi  IGilben),  a4i< 
Baiaers,  Les(DDrat).iags 
Baisuiliou'»Advenlure(Bn>wning),s„5 
Bailadi  and  Lyrics  of  Old  Frmnce  (Lug), 

Bal'lid.  uid  Romance!  (Percy!  3*,a 
Ballads  and  SonneU  (Rossellil  3113 
Ballads  (R.  L.  Stevenson),  7001 
Baoquet  ol  Stncc  (Ovid),  41C9 
Barrack  Room  Ballads  (kipirng),  440, 
Barron's  Warres(DraytonX  Mas 
Batlaile  of  Agincourt  (Drayton),  6jn 
Battel,  The  (Ramsay).  sSra 
Belli  and  Pomegranales  (BronmingX  J401 
Book  of  Gems,  4376 
Bosvonh  Field  OSeaumonl),  18S4 
BntaoDJa  R(divivii{Dryden^  673 
British  Po.ls(Beia  4383 
British  Poeu  (Gimilan),  ijoj 

Cani^-MusJ'f^llher^'  S907 
Canterbury  Tales  (Chaucer),  614 
Cutaia  (Haliingtaa),  sBoi 


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Poalnp  (amUHiHin ; 
Century  Guild  Hobbv  Hoth, 
Chuu  «  Chamons  da  I>  Fia 

Ouucer'i  Woiki.    SiiGcnB 


Clnuduui  (E 

CilSn  Clout' 

Spen«r>, 


Scotlith  Foclry,  ]6ui 
I  come  home  ■gkjn  (Edmund 
CompUunl,    A  (Hulcvlcr), 
La   (Dutc).    Sre  Goioal 


.'5*7 


Complai  Melody,  A(Tuu 
Conicui(Dr.)    Adventutu,  444' 
Comuj(Millon).859 
Confeulo  Amuili)  (Gowtr).  1611 
ContD  (t  N'oonlls  en  Van  (1 


Cupid  wid  PiTche  (Addjngion),  3 
Cynecctkop  (Gmius  Falisciu).  9637 
Dance  of  \jtt  (CambeV  iirr 
DeTtpce  of  Gutnevtn  (W.  tdomi),  197 
Dcparlmeuul  Ditlie.  (Kiplinji),  tg 

Doened  VillncetColdioiitb),  9}ts 
Don  lu»n  (Byron),  ITS, 
D«i1uaB(Thom™j,^iSO 
Don  Roderick  (Scott),  sSsi 
Dream  of  John  Ba[l  (Momi),  loS 
DTunkaid,  The  (O'NeU),  4103 
BiinhlyFlinidiK(M<>rrUX*M 
Edwin  and  Emma  n^alleii).  5:^8 
Elegin  of  Hag(ie  Johnttoo,  sijt 
Elegy  in  a  Country  (^lurchyird  (Gray), 

Empedoclei  on  Etna  fAmold),  3600 

England'i  Helicon,  6Bi= 

Enituh   Banli   and   Scotch   Reviewen 

Ed^UiIi  Dance  of  Death  (ComheX  33B4 
Epithalaniium  (Ale^ns),  4WT 
Epilhalamium  (Tumibe),  3U] 
Emay  on  Mind  (Mdl  Browniiig),  jjBi 
Enay  on  Stalliu  (SiephcrH).  iNM 
EveniDg  Walk,  An  (WordiwortbX  eji; 
Pafaie  Queene,  The  (Edmund  SpenierX 


Franch  Lyrii?  (Saintsbvry),  Aht 
Friend>hip;i  Garland  (ArncJd),  31VS 
Fuiiliva  nccuCByron),  yat 
GaAand  of  Good  Will,  The,  j63i 


Gliit, 

HairCBrowningX  I^Soo 
v,,.^  The  (Blair),  43TO 
Greltir  Ihe  Slron.  {Nforn.),  4S07 
Hand  and  Soul  (Rosutii).  tiag 
Helen otTtoy (Lang).  31s 
Heptalogla,  'rbe(S---^- ' 


rmburne),  aj 


Poetnr  (cniatiad): 

Heqieridei  (Herrick),  3707 

Hind  and  tba  Paoiher  (Dryden),  6516 

Hou™ondleneB(By™),3. 


Idylli  of  Ibe  King  (TennyKHiX  bfiSj 
Inrccno.  Tbe  (DanleY  4718 
Insoldsby  Legenda  (Barhan),  965 
In^emoriom  (Teooywri,  41s: 
Innocenl  Enicutt.  The  (Tale),  ijB^ 
l>«)iMeloin^(HoonX95» 
Italy  (Rogem),  970 
Jcmalcm  Delinnd  (Taau),  hB6 
Jeimbelit  Anfilic  Pamcidio,  de,  snB 
Johnny  QUK  Genu.  (Combe).  ijU 
lobn  6'Aroha'  tGeo.  BealOel  464 
Jump-to-GloTy  Jane  (Metodilb),  4075 
juvenilia  (WiiherX4'6s 
Xaildah,  TtK(K.  F.  Button),  S40] 
Lady  of  the  Lake  (Scolt),  56*9 
LaFontaineCJ.de).  Contei  ei  NouYelk 

Laing  (DO,.  Scotlilh  Poetry,  8oj-e_ 


2;  J»Lll.(K 

...   .  Poe 

Lay  of  the  1 

LayioTAw 

LeaTe.o(G 

Le>(dneiteduieut 

'-■- — ■,  The(Cral 


(Baldo- 
_„  --16 


Librvy,  The(CrabbeX  lojo 
LlfeandDeattaafI>»>n(WrMcin 
Life  of  Nap»Ieon  (Combe),  ,170 
Lord  of  Ihe  W«  (Scott),  5669 
Luui  Eaten,  The.  (Tennwn),  61 
Love  Lyiio  and  Songi  of  PcoieusI 


Loaiadai  (Camoeni),  ftiia 

Lvrm  Eleganliarum  (Loclcer),  65AB 

,  ._;„  .: u_  o...  ■■— l,i(Bullen) 


SiSS 


Lyricjfr™ „ 

Madtinli,  5ong«,  ■ 

M^^aiiia  Poe^,  1536 
Marmion  (ScottX  5669 
Uanial  Elegy  for  Bome    Lead  So 

(S.e«D«tO,  7007 
Maique  of  Anarchy  (ShelleyX  S539 
Maud  (Tennyvm),  xi6,  1694 
Men  and  Women  (Bm«niiig),  jjoj 
Merry  Muki,  The  (BurniX  3985 

MiKcl^y  Poenu  (WKheriey),  9;c 
Modem  Love  (Movdith),  4073 
Muunim  Dellcia^  (Menni.X  fi4>  I 
Muie>>  Lookine  Glan  (Randolph),  1 
Muki'  Wekonw,  The,  (699 
Nanissedans  I'lile  de  Vtnui  (Milfil 

Nareidaa;  or  S«a  Edogura.  143& 


Norfolk  Tha[»a4  The,  1331 
Noace  TeipmrnPaTiea),  6813 
Noiahlei  EnKignemeni  (Gringure),  17B1 
Not  I  and  other  Poemi  (Steveoioa),  698! 
Odda  and  Eiidt  is  Vane,  399S 


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Ir  pcrlbniKd  in  the  Cunbtidfe  Strute 


Odd. 

Odeni 


nrcr.H.iwn);  IjsS 
su  Canquuiata  L  (C« 


OIneyK ,_.    .     .,    . 

Orinu  Carauuata  L'  (Ccrii),  >„ 
Orlindc  Funou  (AricMo),  n8] 
Orlvds  InlliuiunUolBciiiudaX  4S 
OluSacn(FaiM),£467 
Orid'i  Folnslli  (Gonr),  »B9 
nuililu-Mto  (i)nianuB(L  43BS 
PandiK  Lou  (HillonlL  871 
PuwUh  ttccwned^MilKia),  S74 
Psnphiue  on  ihc  Divine  Paeau(S>DdyiX 

Pviiuw  SalyriqT 

Pilk    10    Purge"' 

POCOU  Cuidil  (ButHlX  4141 
Paeu  and  I'aUadi  (Rooelli),  1113 
Poou  and  BallmdilSniibanH:),  4564 
Poou  ud  Soan  (TuiiuliillX  J4S8 
Pdsu  by  Ihe  Wiy  (Morrii),  193 
Poem  1:^  Tn  BnNlKni  (A.  C.  ud  F. 

Foenu  of  the^^  and  Gun  (McLellan), 

Poeiu  on  Seven!  Ocanoiu  (Behn),  1105 
■  Oroiion  (HulifiiiK- 

Subjecu  (Cokridie), 

Po^il^,     Rtmini.    eI<L,  '( 
{Fisncuque-Michcl),  is&. 
Poelkal  Muuine,  The,  41 
Poeiicd  RecreitianilLunti^'iljl 
Poetical  Sketcbai  of  ScBtbora',  117; 


7,  by  the  Author  oFGebb-fLuidoi), 
PmH7  of^on^^Thi  (P«jk),_  14 

Browning), 
1    Giver  (BtidcuX 


tbe    Fin 


PnuDctheui  Unbound  (SbellevX  "9° 

Piopte  lilaikl.  The  (FleUher),  19a 

Pnmaliao  (BCTquin),  »I3 

Queen  Mib  (Sbelley],  6607 

Queen  Muher.  Tbe,    Roumond   (Swi 

baraeXsBS 
QueM  of  tb^  5aix:gre>it  (Weitwood),  14 
■  Omtion   Tbe  (Swinburne),  45M 

Reroei!  ia    MeiUeun   Contes  en  Verm, 

1 167 
BmaiMtHerben),  JS7 
RicbmonJ  Hill  (Maur^),  9644 
KfaBeetPn»e(TiHoXiaBo 
Remauntof  th>  RoH(ChaunrX  30 
Rnbtiyll  (Omar  iCluyviin),  9471,  ■■ 
Runmy  Slave,  The  <E.  B.  Brow 

St.  Irvyne  (Shelley).  4191 
Sabctu  and  Etephanu  (Rinkin),  « 
Sduol  Boy  Lyrio  (Kipling),  n,i 
ScbwliniMnw,  Tbe  (fOienitone^  II 


Pottrr  hmtmrnd)  : 

SCDU  Puenu  (Wauon),  1007 

Soonuh  Mu»tn1  (R.  A.  Smith),  5977 

Scottiih  Poetry  (.Sibbald),  imi,  3610 

Secchii  Rapita.  La  rTai^KHu),  3105 

Seni,  Le>  (Du  Ro»0,  »6a 

Sbadoir  of  Danle,  A  (Maiia  RMieni), 

Sleiu  (Swinbume),  jsoo 

Sigurd,  the  VoUuni  (tf ,  Morrii),  314! 

SiumideH  (I^ndorX  9650 

Sing  Song  (C  Rouaii),  51S4 

Sfani  Tb«e  (Cnot),  ijU 

Small  FoeiuJCokain),  414B 

Sodal  Day,  llie  (Coae),  3617 

Sonetli  (Pemrch),  lotl 

Song!  of  Innocence  (BUeX  4371 


Sonnets  and  Lyrical    Foenu  (RouettiX 

Sonnet)  (Mil tonX  6411 

Sonnets  (Sbakeueare),  643) 

Sphiic  dei  deui  Hondei,  La  (DarinelX 

Slept  to  the  Temple  (Ciaahaw).  6399 
Strayed  Reveller,  The  (AmoldX  4357 

SyntajT,  Tour  of  Dr.,  through  London 

(Con.be) 
Tanana  (Ranuay),  gSji 
Temple  deGnide,  L(,  96 
The^na  and  Deanzbui  (ChalkhillX  l>6g 
lluee  Nonhem  Love  Stories,  4507 
Tom  Rao,  the  GrifSn,  4J71 
TourofDr.  Prcwody,  39SO 
Troadei  Englished  (Ponbge),  1671 
Tnui  Britannica  {KcywoodX  iioi 
Tvo  Sides  of  the  River  (Morris),  uiS 
ValiciniBDi  Camuale,  3B47 
Vem  on  Various  Occauoni  (NewmanX 

Village  CoQHettei  (Dickensl  184 
Village,  The  (CiabVX  row 
Volsiimga  and  Niblung]>  (MorrisX  4507 
Welcome,  A  (TennywnX  411; 
Well  at  the  World's  W(MorriiX  I7<8 
Whims  and  Oddities  (Hood),  4010 
Wilbebn  Tell  (SdiillerX  tiSi 
Wii'i  InleipnWr(CotgnT(X  4149 
Wine's  Pilgrimage  (Daviest  4'5o 
Wood  beyond  the  World  (Morr&X  3119 
Yarrow  Reviuted  (WordtworlhX  isBo 
PollticBl  Bcoiunar: 
Almon's  PoliticaT  Register.  9103 
Donaldson  U a.)    Art  oFThriving,  ; 


Edgai  (Wb.)     The  Cuii 

179' 
Rvelyn(J.)     Navigation  and  Commenx, 

Inttniclian   lot  CoUeclon  of  Customs 

Miticlden  (R.)    Free  Trade,  <4o« 
Ovmtont  (LotdX    Tracts  on  Currtncy, 

Ralcliffe  (Xf.) 


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pBUidui.     Li  China  Fubliauc,  ttiS 
Suvigny  (Ck.  von).     Voc«li™  of  our  Ag*, 

Portratt*.    Su  >lio  Gcneiii]  Indei : 
Bc^kIcII'i  ColLccIion.  4333 
finliah  Gallery  of  ConKmpoAjy,  15s 
Caullield  CJ<)    Fortniu  of  Romuliablc 

PeiKHii,  3483 
dumbeiluntO-)  ImiutioDi  of  Hotbdn, 
Hoi^Lkn   (A.)     Hull  of  lUmlHoui 

Lodcc(E.)    IILu>lrioui>rrK)Dage>,9a 
Niiloiiil  PunniE  GillerT  (Jcrdon),  n« 


Vu  Dyc^^)  Iconci  Priacipum,  jS 
WoDdbuni'i  GkIIb?.  3690 

Biv^^iiin  (A.)      Mui^    C^nuniquc 

DtluigefC.)  Fnknc*  FranjiiK,  65H 
Gumier  (E.)  oivra  PorciUim,  3380 
HodtkinCJ.  E.  niKl  E.)    EMjLvEng 

'edfewDOd,  61  &4 
7ua  Gno,  6:98 
ifliih  Paller,  (igs 


:lai.  CJno.) 
mluid,  38E 


Sone  (f3'  Old  \5« 
Vii,w(C.B.l  V, 
l(L.  M.)    out  Ed) 


1  U.) 


Lwi4      (G.)      Onvnca 

Marlbomngli  Genii,  THi,  4J08 
Pougil  (M.)  Des  PIehu  Prtdeu 
i^pDsbury  (Jqo.)     Prinu  rrom 

PrDTUbL  "in  Polk-t-are 

Bcadihinr*!  RtilnT  CdnHnion, 
IJvopool  uul  MuKtaetlci  Vicci 


I'^rlihX    : 


Blade  Book  of  Tiymnulh,  567 
Culendun  of  Suit  Papcn,  3VJ1 
C*len)>n  of  Wilb,  tflr-g 
Catholic  Ref  btEn,  14^,  14S4 
aiHliBEilward(V«ingPnua<)i 

clamaiioni,  633 
Croin*ell  (O.)    ConMmpcmTy  P 

FMbroaki  (^.  D.)    Abunctiof  Rustdl. 

Hampshire  Record  Society,  183 
Lancaihin  and  Chethiie  KecDtd  Society, 

M^e« 

rjorlhumberland  (Earll  of).     . 

R«ulalionj,  807 
NortRumbf  rUnd  HouKhold  Book,  4< 
Pariih  Regifteri,  34SB-«S 


RIdldE.    Sir  Horae-RacloK,  Mdimi 
"omascai  of  CUralty : 

Artliut(King),Storyor,  1,67 
Avmon.  Four  Sonnes  of,  1470 
Bonk  ^  the  Ordn  oTChyviiIrK,  m 


Lancelot  dn  Lac,  1^7-8 
Mtliadude  L^onnoy^,  1704 
Penxromt,  Hyitoiredc,  i^,l 
Peicival  le  Galloyt     Hj;sioiie,  1J43. 3'3" 
Primalcon.     L™  Trm  Libroi,  isig 
Roland,  La  CtiinKn  de,  64>J 
Roman  da  mm  Sagw  de  Kome,  1781 
Seven  Championi,  The  (Johnwn),  3«3J 


4987 


Sire  Depevannt, 

Theteiu  de  Couli 

■1  tiitian,  .84, 

ValeDiioe  and  Onon,  1S48 

YMieletriitf,j.63 
Rniaa.    Sn  ArcamoiaKj 
Stdenca  <Gw»ral) ; . 


"  (iiallenget "  Reporti,  6754 
Chemical  Industry,  Society  of,  6gj9 
Boyle  (Hon.  R.)    Various  Works,  : 


n  (Sir  ■ 


■.)     Can 
entific  ! 


i    Phlegraei. 


Lull7<R.)  Arbor  ScieotiiB,  1693 
LulIytR.)  Aninventiv.,  169. 
Staininn  (H.  T.)    His  Sdenlifie  LihniiV 

StaTsTi^i  SonVK  j™«*,  ^'"^ 
Waliendarfet.    De  Metheorologicu,  ia» 
Sntlptue  asd  If  arblei : 

Ancient  Sculptured  Monoments  of  Angot, 


5858 


,.)    Hijto4 
e(E«lX    . 


Raniscliet  ScDlptui,  6517-O 
RuJ.in  h^    Arabia  Penlelici,  )S»7 
sup*  aad^SUpplBB.    Sa  Yach(iil| 


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AKhonCR.)    Tonphilni,  not 
GHmbtc    (A.)      Shaaling    ind    Salmc 

MUUui'tf!  E.]    Gune  Binli,  6iDa 
TiRi«Iia(N.J    AriE-orShmmig,  1979 
Son.    Sfe  Mnitc  and  Iduldani ; 
Wtvn'i  Anlhi^Dgy,  ti£ 
AniliolaGi*  Fnui^iH!,  ^717,  41;] 


Bottle  Compaaioni,  The,  jSgi 

Cbuib  a   Chamoai   Pt^wiaird  de   ]a 

CWkl    (F".    J.l       English    and    Scottlih 
BalbdB.  IS  14 

CboudeQuuiiou(Antho1ocivFraD^iX 

Cbni  dc  CIunioai{Liibocd<:X  »j9-to 
EdiaburBh  Angling  Ctub.     Songl,  liSa-J 
Kpionlt,   An.  or   Funcrall   Song  (Ciup- 

Cs1ud^[Gind-will(Ddoncy),  1611 
Luijoa  (DrX     L«  Apropoidtla  Sodett, 

n  (AylounX 

Sisn  Songs  (RudutX  ;37>' 
SoDgn  Dralatiuuei  (RabcluiX  ji&t 
Sodgimd  F»nci«{forb«J,  6Sj 
SaanoTlhe  ChacE(iBii),  1436 
Spot^OK-     Sa  &1k  under  SpacUI  Sub- 

Advicv  to  Spnitsjnen,  3071 
AJkenCH.)    SaGaenilnia 

Annals  of  Sponing  ud  Fancy  GMi«Ie, 

Ap(tar1eT(C,  J.)  Hunting  RBminlscmcti, 

Affcr\cy  (C.  J.)    Lilt  of  B  Spoiumu, 

Appttity  <C.  }.■)    Tbc  ChacE,  Ibc  Tuif, 

BadmintDn  Libmy,  TIie,  130-4; 

Buly'n  Muuine,  5031 

BcrteleV  (G.  F.)     Month  in  the  ForcH) 


:ing  SUIch  Book, 


3»gO    Boltcol 

"Book  trf Sports,"  Tl 
BrawiM  (H.  K.).  Plai 
CkIciodU- W.)    Sp 

Coii(N.,    

"CiadModhe  D.T,"«4g 
DuiielCW.  B.)  KunI  Sports,  1991 
Dover  (K,)  Annalia  Dubromin.  44 
E^n  (Piticeti    Sn  Cenenl  Indei 


Fori'  Rokd  Scnpinn— Spordng  I 

and  Sketches,  1407^ 
TamOrr  F.      Huiiict'i   and   Tra) 

Fottiii(F.'^  LaRiu 


GUIk 


ipDrttng  (cMlMKAJ)  : 

Going  to  the  Fight  (Cniikshtink),  6>oi 
H.  (R.)     School  of  kccrcuion,  <3<S-ia 
lliiulialioni  (Vuiou),  331$ 
Jacob  <C.)    Country-Gentleinan'i  Vadt 


Uulljun  (G 
M'J-ihun  (( 
Mvtbam     ( 


Compleal  HusbandnuB, 


Mu^I(W-H.)    Wild  Sports,  IU5 
Mii^  (A-  M.)     Sport  with    RiJd  and 

MlllauUTG.)    Game  Birdi,  610D 
MillsQO    Srortaman's  Libivy,  1146 
Moic^irJ.)     England's  Inlcrol,  131I 
Oppunas  it  luscious  et  Veootiooe,  1353 
Peacham  (H-)      Compleat    GenttemaD, 

Popular  Pastimes,  3B%a 
PnceCI.)     Spanish  fhill  Fights,  »J«7 
RaCEhnnes,  Pictorial  Gallery  a(,  ai&i 
RidinF!er(I.  E.)    Varions  Workt.  ;s»-5 
Scott  (W.ll,)     British  Spans,  1371 
SeymoiufK.)    Compleat  Gatnesier,  jBSfi 
Sporting  Anecdotes,  1144 
Sporting  HaganOE,  The,  1573, 
Sporting  Maganne  (The  Kei),  3678 
Sporting  World,  The  (Cniikshank),  aos3 
SportiDun's  Cabinet,  13B4 
Stevens  (C)    Maison  RuUiqne,  1385-6 
Smart  a.)    Book  of  Deer,  sm 
Tuisua  (St.)     L'Eierdse  de  Sauler  Ol 

W.  (W'?'Vhe  Vermin  Killer,  1331 
Walsh  CJ.  H.)    BHiish  Rural  Sporll,  1359 
White's  Sporting  Scenes,  1430 
"Wildrake-"     Cracks  of  the  Day,  6S4B 
Williamson  (TO    Oriental  Field  Sports, 

Magiia  Chana,  835,  ^ji 

Scouista  Acts,  99T-S,  1003, 1974-^.  i&n6 

Slalata  (Henry  VIIL),  1630 

VieuxAbHdgci "  ■  - 

Sopvatltlom- 


iwtsr 


Clarke's  Onenlal  Carpels,  657* 
Dolby  (A.)  Church  EmbrrHde 
Jubinal(AO  Tarasseries,  1673 
*     ■      i(Ch.)    ■fapissmes,  .( 

EtoffesdVi^i 


■iX'.JJ.:^' 


.  n     Eastern  Car 


RoUnsi 


Thwdon,  Rellfloiu  ( 
■laiUcal  HlitorT 
A.  B.  C     Calechisme,  4'S 
Actes   of  the    General   Assembly  of  the 

Cleisy  of  France,  419 
Acu  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Kiik, 


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ison  (JdoO    Eloquionim  Dei,  5693 

Auanuon  (P.),  RcoUltuion  of,  43D 

Aeniw  (D.)      PioKHuil    Eiilci    fnm 

Tnnce,  4j,.4 
AUnui    d<  ^ruiilii.      Ubsr    dictionnii 

Ihcalofficbn,  45^7 
Albcnui   M(«nu>.      Vuioni  Worlu  it 


Aloiiu 


11)    Ordinatio  £aJe- 

ii>.    VBiioiu  Workj, 

Aleiutder  GbIIuh.    DixtrioJa  Coopen- 

dioto,  tjS 
AlphonHu  dc  SiwHL     Fonalidun  Fidei. 


(St.)    Com 
fSt.)    H« 


An  lloheadi,  tiij-it 

ArtklH  A^ntd  upon  bjr  tbe  Biihoppa, 

■quired  0^  4 


ii:ordun<H5.),  t4s 

Aodrewi'fi:)    Hc^y  Devocioni,  »&> 

Anu  (Sunl>     Lvgcndc,  4610 
AiuvcnDflhcPremchEnit  Bui  1e,  444 
AniMr  ta  a  Godly  Han'i  Lcntn,  n«i 
Anw-Nic<qeChnribin,Libnry,  449 

Alluniii'iu'CAicbicp.)'  'summs^doafHui 
num,  4«i»     , 


\u^bur^  Confeu 
^ogustim  "^  '    ■■ 


I    DeAi 


I  of  FbEl 


AnguuinclS.)    Dc  Ci>iuie  Dei,  t47i-« 
Aacniiine  (S.)   De  Cotuctuo  Evsngdin 

femm,  aoD^ 
AogulUntS.)    DeVitaC>iKiluni,4]S 
AiiguuincjS.i    £lAIiu,««t 
Amuidng  (S.)    Homilk.  3904 
Avcuvdoc  cS.)    Open  Varu.  46s»-34 
Augiulint  IS.' 
AuiuHiag  {S. 
AuTbachU-d 


I^Confwmit,  46 


uiU.de). ^ 

Bile  Uodd).    EiiElvih*  Vounei,  lui 
BaleQoha).    Apolooy,  46° 
BAltOahn).    Bnfe  CrDDVcle,  450 

Balnunei  (Hy.)   ConCHnenof  Faith,  461 
Bancroft  (Anjibci.)    Ojngeroui  Proceed- 

Baiday  (r!)    Apology  for  the  Quaken, 

Bflviicy  (T.)      Monamenl  of  Matroni, 

Bemud  (I.)     Oialia  Pia,  h8S 
BeTDafdos  (S-)    Seratonek,  14B3 
BaundiuO.)    Encomiuin,  iBte 
Bea  (Theod.)    HUioire  EcclniutiqDC, 


«,S». 


SMin  <Bom>w),  jm, 
Sit  Geseral  Index 


BoelbiDS  {K.) 


De   Conjalatione  I%i]o- 
S.)    Stmone^  Mirroar  of 


Breviuick     Sn  Gencnl  Indei 
BH(ilu(Sl.)     Reveluionea,  i;is-C 
BromyardO.  de).  Sumnu  Pre^icaoiium, 

Bu'l^HiEer  (H.)    An  Eihocuticin,  5B1 
Built,  Vsnoiu  Papal.  jEi 
Bnnyan  (John).     Vanoni  Worlu,  scn6 
CalderwDod  (D.)     Altar  or  Damaicai,  594 
Calvin   CJ.)      Catcchitm     and    Varioui 

Woriis.  595-605,  jii,  3303,  1343,  4eu 
Calvin  Society '•  Publiaiiani.,  604 
Canona  and  Conitltutiont  Ecdeuaitica], 

6ii6,4fiS7 
CBracdo1ui(R.)    De  Penitenlia.  4689 
Carnnigbt  (T.)    Aisiwere  to  tbe  Rhemt: 

Teuamenl,  frX 
Carve  (T.)    llinenHain,  609 


Cod«  Vaticanu.,  47. 

Coleridge  (S.  T.)  Cooidtatkn)  at  Cburcb 

Comeitor  (P.)    Historia  Scbslanica,  ijM 
Conclavi  de  Poniillci  Romani,  4J16 
Cooreuion  oT  Faith,  Tbe,  A36-40,  990 
Canrcsyon   of  the    Fayth  of  the  Ger- 

Conuanct.    DaaCDnciliDoi.  4717 
Conttantine'e  Donation  or  Gytte,  641 
CouonUno.)    CongregatioDal  Ckurchei. 

Coverdale  (Mtlei).    CenaJn  mod  Codiy 

Ullen.,  6,7 
Covetdale  (Milei).      Chriilen    Suie  of 

Matrymony.  646 
Covenant,  Solemn  League,   and  Tram, 

644-5 
Cnuiach  (LocuV     Patuonsl  Chriici,  911 
CramnerfT.)   CalKhinnu.,  649 
DmnmerrT.)     Confutalian  of  UAWtiltea 

Veritiej,6» 
CnuiniMtT.)    Defence  ot  the  Sagrameni, 

«5' 
Dialo«nnC™iuraTiimMo™!in^tu.,.574-6 
DiaiOoO  ChriitiBDaiRelipaiiiiSuintna, 

Diu^pUna  Eccleuaslia,  De,  664 


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Thwilngy.  RaHrlmuCannioBlai,  I 
DaancUno.)  PuadoH  oT  SclF-honiidile, 

DnnlopCWm.)    CollcctioD  orCoDfw 

ol  FmUi,  67J 
Dtuudui  (G.)     Rukulc     Divinix 

Oacian,47u 
EdnM  Vl.    iDJnnctioni,  780 
Eikcm  AUutu  {Fine),  SCg 


Bllu(H.)    Pinidochrutiim,  iDiB 
£iBUaBu(Wiihcr).    5»BmblBBU 
Sdimleiw  Spirilacli.  4953 
EfiuolaE  5.  Panli.  i  ttg 
EnmDi(Datil.)    iW  Gcn«nl 
Ebu  (Birl  o(\     FuncisJ  ~ 
£stieiiiH(R.)    La  Cniii 

EmibnA.    Hiitarii  EcdccUati^,  1919 
Fabcr  (G.  S.)    Pigui  Idolury,  304s 
Fwicalm  Mnrlit,  ms 
Fulc  of  [be  Runnhe  CkimiM,  on 
Fotley^lmii.)   Tba  Dini       " 


FotleyCpi 


.}   Cfarutiui  f^jlKcH,  54^ 
Origenk    Hu^lonun   q 


Flouro  oT  thr  Cwnimndinpnu^  1567 
F«bcs  (Biibop).     Kalcndui  of  Scottiib 

SuDU,  669 

Forin  (D<.  Jobn>     A  peictabk  Warn- 

ins  >nd  Ibc  AmwETC,  £33-4 
Forboyw.)    Inaicuni,  3m 
ForloogU- G.  R.)    BiymoTLifc,  IIJ7 
FoiU^nl     Acu  and  M onumenu.     A( 

Cswnllndu 
Fi»0°hii).  ScnimiiiBcclcuaCannun, 
Fnncu  AmiHt     Lscnd,  TJ95 
Fniici.(Sl.)    Die  lU«™d,  4J6> 
FrilhCJaluiX    VuvHU  Polcmia]  Woriu, 


clilint 


De    Vin 


Cdv  Ton  Kaintperc  (]■)  De  Pinion, 

GoHa  Ltgoidc,  The,  109 
GoaneilR.  P.  D.)    CoDunenutii,  4777 
Go(idi»1(C)    PtuumcmdeDand,  4790 
GntifnuL     Dccrcta  P^tnun,  T6T4-5 


Giulli  (Jmc)     Sinclaarii  Papiie  Liber, 

Goiu  (W.)      Old    and     New   Rotoiui 

Cubolik  Failh.  jBoi 
CoUbdiim  da  Goudik     De  Bipcaitioiia 

Mvaurinrun  HIma,  4791 
HilI^CBp.  laL)     VirndcmiiriuDi,  743 
HdrolCPO    Oidm  MouMkiueii,  174s 
Hany  Vljl.     futnia  Sepiem  Swn- 

HeBTTVIlI.'  V^nUuTlHalagiaJWoAi, 

HarbBt(UdfX    On  Huriog  Uaw,iTBi 


TheolntT,  RcUffloiu  Ceranionla,  Ecde- 

Hermann  (Anzhbp.  Col.)    Keligioui  Con- 
fultuioD,  75£  ' 

Hennea.  De  Poleiuie  Dei,  479! 
Hindu  Pantheon,  ThefMoor).  70]! 
HalthiuiiiiU,)  Compendiam  Cautionnm, 

Homiiie.,  7«4-] 

H«d»r    (Jobn).      Vatioss    ThtoloEical 

Woifc>,  7*7-9 
Honului  Animc,  1693 
Honului  PRailionnn,  iqiS 


Hogo  de  Pnlo.    Sei 
Huso  de  Sieisat.  Qiudrui 


a,.6s7 


Victoire.    Lvre  df  LanCf 

iii(kK(iiipu>,$H8 

.DdulgenliiB,  tBiyj,  663) 

I (T.)    AncTenl  Kailh^  447« 

r{H.)    Defuuio  EcclesB.  1661 
die  Conulilion,  Lc  Uvn  Insdlnie. 

Jam^n(Mn.}  Woi^ciby.    ^»G«Kial 

Jerome  (St.)     Epiuol-,  1634-7 
Jewell(Up.J    Apolocie,  787 
JobaniMideSuictoLanrentia.    P«iUIib 

Jove  (Geo.)  Jeremy  (he  Propbeie,  790 
Xeble  (John).  'ITie  Chri.tiaii  Year,  70. 
Keith  (Geo-)   ChunJiea  Vinbin  in  Neo 

Eniland.  3031 
K.,-;:.  rxhomas    &>.      De   Imiuiione 

.VorL«^795Ba3,  .641 

Lat™ieT(Bp.)  SflDKHU.BlT 
Lands  Mari>  Virginii  (Kelm 
L,urtnlio(Sl.)  Docmna,4B; 
LcsemSa  Anna  (Vonfine),  ti 
Lc^r  (J.)     Hiiloice  dn  VaudiMe^  4B40 


.       ,?A    (yo™,.6S, 
Loilier(M.)    PiMionilthriHi,  48JJ 
Luibcr  (M.)    Tiaeu  in  Lalin,  Bi6-ii 
Lyn(Nic.d<}.     Poatilla  luper  Bibliam, 

Lyn  (Nic.  de).     Poadlia  upcr  Epiwolu 

L™  (Sii.   deX     PoaiilU   super   Nov. 


Uaaou 


iS.. 


mB46 


L  TTacianii  Cor- 


MaiUuBDi  de  CTaeoTii 

Mtlanctbon  (P.)    Da  Ecdeiic  Aniori- 

ute,  850 
UelaDctEoa(P.)  Eiphllelo  HenTrVlIl., 


;S.)    De  Reveialiong, . 
de;k    Teaumeut  at  Cod 

(Jolin).    W«lubj,3&>-i 


Mei^  U-  de). 
Mi^U<>l"<)> 


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Tfaeokinr  RcUeIihu  Cc 
•U£tlc>IHittorr('^ 

Mii»bili«  Lilier,  4874 

MuNiU.    .ViiGaiirsI  Index 

Modclius(M.)    SttHcm  Pulnii,  tSM 

MmuidenlK  Sw:ra  IncdiU.  4S1 

Mon  (Sir  T.)    Conruucyon  of  Tyndilc'i 

More  (Sir  T.)   Supplyctcyon  of  Begipn, 

Man  (Sir  T.)     Vcncrncyon  of  [msgci, 

SBo 
Hortand  (S.)    Churcho  of  Piemoni,  SSi 
Mailer  (Mu).      Sacred    Boolu   of  ibe 

MunMet  (S,)    Caulofui  Omnhiin  Piz- 

nptomm  legio  hlOKnicje,  9ft 
U]Wn  de  l>  Concqjtion,  Le,  1711 


N<rd«  FoUh.  Lm,  sua 
Nid«  U-)    ConuLuoriun 

NorlUmak  (J.)     Spiriiui 

Chrini.  S167 
HononCThoi.)  Wuningaci 


OMeCJoo-)  Acc)muJofEd«MdVI,,9e6 

Orchardc  ofSyon,  1715 
Oidinarv  orCmtcnMen.etc.  1116.  lofio 
Falani 
'     It  (6 

J,  908-9 


«B9 


Pcnry  (Jos.)     Exhaniiioa    asd    otter 

PicanCB.)   %ellgio(U  Cenmanies,  3410 
Piiii  (R.  d<>     Panltaeologia,  i74a-sa 
Pitratl.  B.)    Spidlegimn,  rei; 
Pole  (Card.)    11    rilomo  dc<  Resno  d' 
Inghiltern  iilla  Caiholica  Uniane,  4914 
Pomeraiiiuj  Qo.)    A  Compedioui  Leila. 

Pontltlno.)  An  Apoloaie.  9™ 
PonelOnoO  Poll  like  Power,  919 
Popuh  Apparel.  Tracit  on,  44^ 

--"SEL'!!!---'- ■  ■  ■  - 


RnveascroA  (Tbo.; 
R^ey 


S-  Apollonia.  sst6 
Boolie  of  Pnlnet. 

cr.     Conferences    in 


„--=.«.-. „- 

Regnte  CongruitalDm,  4949 

RcngLDua  Emblcni*.  tttt 

Renan  (E.)    Oiigliiei  deg  Christianisme. 

Repoi  de  CoOKiEKce,  4911 
RingmasDU.     Pa»io  Chr 
Rol^e  (R.)    HiHory 
J876 


J'ltiTa. 


SacruneDt,    Libell 

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Tanner  (R.  P.)    Woilii  on  the  Jesuit!, 

Latin,  49Ba'i 
Thomas  Ajjuinas  (S).    Sudidii  Tbeoloj 

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WicWi£"*(J«i.)     Wyeldyffe's   Wickel, 


•liclu,»50 
Zocbis  (J.  de).     De  Pcenilenlia,  50 
ZwiniIi>u(H.)    Various  Works,  II 

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Aikyns  (R.)    Aocieai  and  Presenl  Suir, 
BnylcT  jud  Briium.    DescriptSoD,  43^ 


Topogrmpby  UanlmiKf)  : 
Fosbroolie  (t.  DO  Ab.inmsofR««ds, 

Rudder  (S.)    Nevr  Hiitory,  4546 

Ha^.nUrtuHdltlnrU'ithl. 

BerTy'5Genei.loBies,«i; 
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PBtk  U'  JO    Topognphy  ol  fnlmpsbire, 


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Ci^n>0-EO    Hislory.Mi. 
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lA^xxma  Church,  Heart-glirine  in,  fiS 


Beck(T.  AO  Abbey  nfFumeH,  49 
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BircbfG.  HO    London  Churches,  M49 
DanUnoO    Weilminsler  Abbey,  577. 
Dugdile(SirWO    Si.  PbuI'^jso. 
F.u\ncr<T.;    fulham,  6J09 
Faulkner  (T.i    Hanunerunilh,  6708 
Faulkner  (TO    KentinHIon,  6761 
lesKy.  HO    London,  191 

Ly^Mpo""  En«r™'of  London.  91 
Malion  <I.)    London  uid  Wntmiuiter. 

Microconn  DfLniidoii,  3660 
Penninin'O    Account  orLondon,fi7>< 
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Ten>p«E.  (PO    Crj«  of  London,  3»3 
Tbombury  (WO    Gmlcr  London.  ^; 
Wilkin»n(kO    Load ina  illuilran,  3191 

Middlmx. 
Dngdale  (Sir  WO    St.  Paul's,  ,501 
P»A  CJ.  JO     Hiiiory  of  HimpHtad, 

RoElnion  |W0    Hiitory  of  EnReld,  W79 
Robinson  (W.)    Hiilory  of  Sloke  Neoi- 

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RobmuD  (WO    History  of  Tottenbam. 

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Will[in  (E.  P,)    Old  Norwich,  6B49 

NartkamftfluAirt. 

T  (G.)    Nonhuiptonihin,  116 


Buck  (S.  uid  N. 

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HiuSry  oT  Nanhiimberlud  (HodguoX 

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SkehoQ  Oo^'  -vfSk,  by,  J673-5 

Stmirvtilart. 
CollinunU.)    Hiiliin',40 
HugoCr.)    Nunn«rHo?5oDi«Mt,  iSe 
Pictumque  Guide  to  Baih,  3011 
Somcncafain  AnJiEolockal  Sw.,  940 

Slafftrdihirt. 
Sail  ArrfiKological  Soc.  CoIItclioni,  joa, 
ShiLV  (S.)    Hulory  and  AniiquiilB;  jiQ 

Gardna  (T.)    Dunwich,  Bllthbuigh,  aod 
SllcklLn^(A.i     Hillory,37i3 

Bcciys  Gcnnlooiei,  wi6 

Manning  (0.)  and  *.  Bmy.     Hiua.7 

and  AnliquiilEi,  5643 

Berry'i  G«.«l'ogiM,  ,4, 

CanwKiihl  (E.)    Rapcof  Bnunber,  i«ii 

H™fitldCr.  W.)    ff{Hory,Amiqiitia. 

DuvdaJe  (Sir  W.)    Antiquitjci,  171 

HalliwelKJ.O.)    New  tlaee,  Sii.a«d, 

Button  (W.]    Hiitory  of  BinBlaghan, 


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Wa,»n(j.»     HHlifiu,  6846 
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WhiukeriT.  D.)    Docuiu  L^mms, 

Wlitaliir  (T.  D.)    Lmdii  and  Elnutc, 
Whiukcr  (T.  D.)   Richmondshii*.  3560 

Inland. 
MittonO.)    City  of  Dublin.  437fi 
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Patmon  Oai.)     Counlic  of  Ayr  an<< 

W,gtooLgn 
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Fmton   (R.)    Tone   in   Pcmhrokuhire 
G^ui.    ItmerarY,  t6i6 
Pmn.t,i<T.)    TouriaflTala^eoTj 
Tri2I^    ■S"  Voy»KM  ud  TrareU 
Cam  of  Impottncy,  Sodomy,  and  Rape, 
:miutet,  6700 


Cauic*  Ctlibns  et  I 

Pi'faira  (R.)    Swtt'inh  Criminal  Trials, 

Slate 'Trial.  (Cobhwl),  5414 

Triah  for  Adulierv,  1314,  iin.  6149 

Trial,  for  Murder^  tlHTstn 

Ipboittwy.  i'a  CabliwI-ltaUar 

Bpheoua.    Vuaen  Boheme,  SS7S 
Cittei  of  Europe.    Viewi.  cew 

Col™n.(u5).  Vi^^°ti.  School, 
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Damaicus  aod  Palmyra  (Additoo),  40J 


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EBlEuid  ud  W^  B«iul[«  at,  14S 
EnctiDil  and  Wiles  U-  M.  W.  Tume 

Engkh  Maniioni  (RichardHiii),  «i» 
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Mofcow,  Hisurical  Sketch  of,  toil 
M™e.  Sentry  in  (Hunwr).  &,. 
nsplq  and  the  CunpiRna,  ajm 
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PTnnees.    AlbamPitLore<que,  431 
Kanelaeh  Gardeni,  Viewi,  eic.,  6136 
Ra»p™.  Vi».  naj  (Moon),  .,538 
Rome.     La  MarkTillB  de  Rddk,  msI 
Rome.     Un  Ad  1  Rone  (ThnmaiX^ii 
Saiony.     VnaenSau,  m;S 
SoHland.     Royal  Palaces  (Brown),  ei 
ScoUand.     Vien  (Uen:),  c;es-6 
Seau    c^    Noblemen    aiiil    Gentlem 

(Btukel  JU) 
Severn,  The,  Views  of(Harral),  61 
Stanfield  (a)    CoiU  Sccntrr,  iSSg 
St.  PeteriburE,    Views,  144B 
Switzerland.     Vuei  RcmarqiiablFs,  no 


ATnca,  In  Daikew  {Stanley),  9081 

AmerioL  If  UDdni  Noviu  (Veapocdiu), 

AnKiica.  Voyice  dei  Iilci  Camercanes, 

Aserica.  Voy»g«  (Hennepin),  4JM-3 

Awrica.  VorageaCDel.  SailelTgtj 

Awrioi.  Vayvei0Iakliiyt),3a46 

America.  VotrgaQiambaii^  6jSs 

Aacrica.  Voyacti  of  an  Indiaa  lotsr- 

Aoeiiea.  Vayafet  (nrkns,  in  one  loiX 


Vofmm  uul  Travel*  itentimniT) : 
Arabia.     ItinerartOr  5000 
Aiabra.    Voya*e  (tabmrie),  igji 
An:.K  Voyaaei  (Patry,  FnnClini  sBsT 
Asia    el    Afriquc.      Voyagei    (Herbert), 

BrigbihelRutone,  Eicnnion  to,  6356 
Bry  (T.  de).     Grands  Voyages,  loij 
Canada,  E>pedition  to  (Wdkei),  5369 
Canada.     Minione  (Breuani).  4660 
Canada.    Nova  Fiaoda  (de  Monis,  etc), 

Canada.    VoEases  (Crespel),  471 


China,  Embassy 


'oyageofihe,  67 
to  roplby),  S8S 


CinznnmavigalionJCooV),  S"4 
Cjfcnmnangaiion  iFrobisber),  47 
Circumnavigation  (La  Perouse),  1 

Ci^o,  The  (Stanley),  11981 


FalEnyra  (Addison),  405 

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Dompie  ' 
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De  Bry  (T.)    Petiis  Voyages, 
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Grut  Britain,  Pictuteiqne  Voyage  round 

(Daniell^  93M 
Guiana,  Discovery  of  (Koleigh),  9166 
Guinea.    True  liwripticn  01  {Uattha- 

hI^uj^Vr.)    Conedion    of    Voyages, 

Hakluyt  Sodely,  The,  iota 

Hoi.  ■Und.        Vwage    (fireydenbanh), 

Howard' (LordX    Travels  of  (Crowne), 

Indies,  East.    Navigation  10  the  (Piamp- 

lDdies|KiL     Viaggio(Fedrici),4756 
Indies,  East.     Voyages  (Pinto).  715 
Indies,    East   and   WisL      Nav^on 

(Sfnlbergen),  4076 
Indies,  East  and  West.    Voyages  (Lin- 
Indies,  W^l^^Mew  Survey  (page),  71J 
I  taly,_  Pictures  from  (Dickens),  SiBi 

Japan,  Embassy  10  (Ogilby),  585' 
Kamscbalka.    Cruise  of  ihe  Mirchesa  to 

(Guniemiud),  50 
Labrador.      Bendence  at  (Canwright), 

Leland  (J.)    Itinciaiy,  Sij 


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Mqon,  Vciyvn  to  the  (Godwin),  735 
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bounn),  4106 
Nonh  Pole  {FnnUb),  5157 
Ndith-WBt  Puuce  (Pany),  5S97 
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Niunlia<BrndeDb«h),  4680 
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Penepolii  (Nalddie),  iSlo 
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PurchulS.)    Hit  PiliETimuc.  sS6a 
PurcbuCS.)    Hit  Pilgrimn,  6817 
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Sandys  Tiavuls,  JiJ 

Scnluid.  lliiwnuiQin5«HtiitTiomile,7i3 

Scdliinil.     NivigUjcw  du  Koy  JicqiutE 

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141  Vachting,  by  Sir  Edward  Sullivan,  Lord  Brassey,  the  Maiquis 

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145  Poetry  of  Sport,  selected  and  edited  by  H.  Peek,  with  Notes 

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263  Apperley  (C.  J.)     Hunting  Reminiscences  ...  by  "  Nimrod," 

illustrated  by  Wildrake,  Henderson,  and  Aiken,  first  edition, 
originaJ  cloth,  uncut,  R.  Ackermanh,  1^43,  Svo.  (iz) 

Halchard,  ^4  loa. 

264  Badminton  Library  of  Sports  and  Pastimes,  edited  by  the 

Duke  of  Beaufort  and  A.  E.  T.  Watson  :  Athletics  and 
Football,  Boating,  Shooting,  3  vol — Fishing,  2  vol. — 
Driving-^Racing — Hunting,  together  9  vol.,  illustrations, 
1888,  etc.,  Svo.  (14)  Thorpe,  £2  68. 

265  Barham  (R.  H.)     Ingoldsby  Legends,    Three  Series,  3  vol., 

first  edition,  fine  impressions  of  the  etchings  by  Geo.  Cruik- 
shank,  J.  Leech,  and  others,  several  leaves  soiled,  author's 
corrected  proof  of  pages  255  to  264,  third  series,  inserted, 
original  cloth,  1840-42-47,  8vo.  (15)      Honutein,  £j  17s.  6d. 

266  Berkeley  (Grandey  F.)     Reminiscences  of  a  Huntsman,  first 

edition,  etchings  hy  J.  Leech  (frontispiece  coloured),  calf 
extra,  roi^h  edges,  t.  e.  g.  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1854,  Svo. 
(23)  Homstein,  £2  10s. 

267  Berkeley  (Grantley  F.)    A  Month  in  the  Forests  of  France, 

coloured  frontispiece  and  plate  by  John  Leech,  calf  extra, 
t.  e.  g.,  original  covers  bound  Mp,  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1837, 
Svo.  (34)  Chapman,  £1  is. 

268  Bewick  (T.)     History  of  British  Birds,  a  vol.,  first  edition,  first 

issue,  royal  paper,  numerous  woodcuts,  the  one  at  page  285, 
vol.  i.,  slightly  inked,  a  few  of  the  woodcuts  coloured  by 
hand,  half  calf,  sold  not  subject  to  return,  one  of  850  copies 
only,  NewcastU,  1797-1804,  Svo.  (26)  Thorp,  £2  6s. 

269  Briti^  Essayists,  with  Prefaces  by  Jas.  Ferguson,  40  vol.,  por- 

traits, crimson  mor.  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1823,  Bvo.  (29)  Ellis,  £g  ^s. 

270  Byron  (Lord).     Poetical  Works,  6  vol.,  portrait,  tree-calf  gilt, 

m.  e.,  i8j5,  Sva  (30)  Sotheran,  £2  5s. 

271  Carey  (D.)    Life  in  Paris  ;  comprising  the  Rambles,  Sprees 

and  Amours  of  Dick  Wildfire,  etc.,  31  coloured  plates  de- 
signed and  engraved  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  and  woodcuts, 


1812,  Svo.  (32) 

272  Carleton  (J.  W.)     The  Sporting  Sketch  Book,  with  1 

gravings,  original  covers  bound  up,  calf  extra,  uncut,  L  e.  g., 
by  Riviere  and  Son,  1842,  Svo,  (33)  /.  Bumpus,  £1  6s. 

373  Cariyle  (T.)      Works,  "The  Ashburton   Edition,"    17  vol.. 

Strait,  tree-calf  extra,  m.  e.,  by  Riviirc  and  Son,  1889,  Svo. 
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274  Cervantes  Saavedra  (M.  de).     El   Ingenioso  -Hidalgo  Don 

Quixote  de  la  Mancha,  corregida  por  la  Real  Academia 
Espanola,  4  voL,  plates,  proofs  before  the  letters,  morocco 
extra,  g.  e,,  Madrid,  Ybarra,  1780,  4to.  (354)     Chadunck,  £^ 

275  Cockton   (H.)      Life  and  Advenlares  ,of  Valentine  Vox,  the 

Ventriloquist,  first  edition,  illustrations  by  T.  Onwhyn, 
complete  in  30  parts,  with  the  original  wrappers,  R.  Tyas, 
1840,  8vo.  (38)  Maggs,  £t  los. 

276  Collyns  (C.  P.)    Notes  on  the  Chase  of  the  Wild  Red  Deer  in 

the  Counties  of  Devon  and  Somerset,  first  edition,  numerous 
illustrations,  original  cloth,  uncut,  1862,  8vo.  (39) 

Hatckard,  ^3  3s. 

277  Cracks  of  the  Day,  edited  by  "  Wildrake,"  numerous  plates, 

original  cloth,  R.  Ackermann,  n.  d,,  8vo.  (42}  Homstein,  £1  gs, 
[This  was  a  copy  of  the  first  edition,  published  in  1841, 
royal  8vo.  A  later  edition  appeared  in  1844  (Bohn),  with 
6;  engravings  after  Herring,  Cooper,  Hancock,  and  others. 
"Wildrake"  was  the  non  deplume  of  George  TattersalL— 
Ed.] 

278  Cruikshank.     The   Humourist,  a  Collection  of  Entertaining 

Tales,  Anecdotes,  Epigrams,  etc.,  4  vol.  in  2,  numerous 
coloured  etchings  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  very 
scarce,  1822-19-20,  8vo.  (43)  Soikeran,  j£i7 

279  Cruikshank.     Comic  Almanack,  1835  to  1852,  in  the  original 

wrappers  and  cloth,  several  numbers  loose,  and  most  of  the 
wrappers  in  bad  condition,  etchings  and  woodcuts  by  G.  C, 
sold  not  subject  to  return,  Svo.  (44)  J.  Bumpus,  £,(1  js. 

[The  Comic  Almanack  was  published  annually  from  183J 
to  1853  inclusive,  by  Tilt,  of  Fleet  Street,  at  a  charge  of  2S.  6d., 
except  in  i8i]8  and  1849,  when  its  size  was  reduced,  and  the 
price  altered  to  is.  This  change  did  not  prove  remunera- 
tive, and  in  1850  the  periodical  was  restored  to  its  fortner 
fooling.  Of  the  19  numbers,  or  parts,  which  make  up  a 
complete  set,  the  first  15  were  issued  in  wrappers,  and  the 
remaining  four  in  cloth.  See  Slater's  "  Early  Editions," 
1894,  p.  32.— En.] 
2B0  Cruikshank.  George  Cruikshank's  Omnibus,  illustrations  on 
steel  and  wood  by  G.  C,  edited  by  Laman  Blanchard,  first 
edition,  complete  in  9  numbers,  with  the  original  piaoriai 
wrappers  {several  plates  spotted),  1842,  8vo.  (4;) 

Homstein,  £\  7s.  6d. 

281  Cruikshank.      George   Cruikshank's  Table    Book,   edited   by 

G.  A.  k  Beckett,  first  edition,  complete  in  12  parts,  wiih  the 
original  pictorial  wrappers,  etchings  and  woodcuts  by  G.  C-, 
Punch  Office,  1845,  8vo.  (46)  Homstein,  £^  12s  6d. 

282  Dickens  (C.)    Sunday  under  Three  Heads  .  .  .,  by  Timothy 

Sparks,  first  edition,  illustrations  by  H.  K.  Browne,  original 
wrapper  bound  up,  morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  by  Riviere  and 
Son,  1816,  8vo.  (49)  Hornstein,  £1  los. 

283  Dickens  (C.)    Sunday  under  Three  Heads  .  .  .,  by  Timothy 

Sparks,  illustrated  by  H.  K.  Browne,  first  edition,  morocco, 
gdt  edges,  1836,  8vn.  (50)  Thorp,  £\  8s. 

284  Dickens  (C.)    The  Village  Coquettes  :  a  Comic  Opera,  m  two 


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folded,  1836,  8vo.  (51)  Coilgn,  £2  55. 

285  Dickens  (C.)  Posthumous  Papers  of  the  Pickwick  Club,  first 
edition,  complete  in  the  original  numbers,  43  illustrations  by 
R,  Seymour  and  "  Phii,"  including  the  two  by  R.  W.  Buss, 
with  the  advertisements,  and  Dickens'  address  in  number  15, 
original  pictorial  wrappers,  slightly  repaired  1837,  3vo.  (52) 
J.Biimpus,£i  153. 

386  Dickens  (C.)    Sketches  of  Young  Ladies  .  .  .  ,  by  "  Quiz," 

1837— Sketches  of  Younft  Gentlemen,  1838 — Sketches  of 
Youn^  Couples,  1840,  first  editions,  illustrations  by  "  Phiz," 
the  original  covers  bound  up,  crimson  morocco  extra,  t  e.  g-, 
8vo.  (S3)  ifaggi.ll  '5S- 

387  Dickens   (C.)      The   Laving   Ballad   of  Lord    Bateman,  first 

edition,  illustrated  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  plates  spotted, 
original  cloth,  C.  Tilt,  1839,  8vo.  (54)        Momslein,  £2  iis. 

288  Dickens  (C).    A  Christmas  Carol,  first  edition,  earliest  issue, 

1843— The  Chimes,  first  edition,  first  issue,  1845— Cricket 
on  the  Hearth,  first  edition,  1846— Battle  of  Life,  first 
edition,  first  issue,  1846 — Haunted  Man,  first  edition,  1848  ; 
illustrations  by  Leech,  Tenniel,  etc.,  original  cloth,  gilt 
edges,  8vo.  (56)  Maggs,  £^  12s.  6d. 

289  Dickens  (C.)     Christmas  Carol,  first  edition,  earliest  issue, 

1843— The  Chimes,  first  edition,  first  issue,  1845— Battle  of 
Life,  third  issue,  1646 — Haunted  Man,  first  edition,  1848, 
illustrations  by  Leech,  Doyle,  etc.,  original  cloth,  gilt  edges, 
8vo.  (57)  /.  Bumpus,  £2 

390  Dickens  (C.)  Works,  "  Illustrated  Library  Edition,"  30  vol., 
numerous  etchings  after  Cruikshank,  etc.,  tree-calf  eictra, 
m.  e.  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1874,  etc.,  8vo.  (61)  £l/is,  £14  los. 

291  Dumas    (Alex.)       The    Three    Musketeers,    translated    by 

W.  Robson,  2  vol.,  "Edition  de  Luxe,"  2^0  illustrations  1^ 
Maurice  Leioir,  morocco  super  extra,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  1894, 
4to.  (357)  mmell,£i  f7s. 

292  Egan  (Pierce).      Life    in    London,  36  coloured  plates  and 

numerous  woodcuts  by  J.  R.  and  G,  Cruikshank,  specimen 
wrapper  bound  up,  1821— -Pierce  Egan's  Finish  to  the 
Adventures  of  Tom,  Jerry  and  Logic,  coloured  illustrations 
and  woodcuts  by  Robert  Cruikshank,  1830,  first  editions, 
uniform,  in  red  morocco  super  extra,  watered  silk  linings, 
t.  e.  g.,  by  Tout,  fine  and  nearly  uncut  copies,  8vo.  (66) 

Sotheran,  £1% 

293  [Egan  (Pierce).]    Real  Life  in  London  ....  by  an  Amateur, 

2  vol.,  plates  by  Heath,  Aiken.  Dighton,  Rowlandson,  etc., 
coloured  by  hand,  a  few  of  the  illustrations  somewhat  soiled, 
otherwise  a  fine  uncut  copy  in  half  morocco,  specimen 
wrapper  bound  up  (indication  of  vol.  ii.  erased  fivm  title, 
etc.),  1821-22,  8vo.  (67)  Roche,  £1  153. 

394  Egan  (Pierce).  Life  in  London,  36  coloured  plates,  and 
numerous  woodcuts  by  J.  R.  and  G.  Cruikshank,  title  and 
some  leaves  soiled  and  stained,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  sold  not 
subject  to  return,  1822,  8vo.  (68)  C.  Williams,  £1  13s. 

29s  ^fan  (Pierce).     The  Life  of  an  Actor  .   .   .,  the  Poetical 


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by  Theodore  L^ne,  and  woodcuts,  original  pictorial  wrapper 
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t.  e.  g.  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1S25,  8vo.  (69)  Sotheran,£,% 

396  £gan  (Fierce).  Anecdotes  (original  and  selected)  of  the  Turf, 
the  Chase,  the  Ring,  and  die  Stage,  first  edition,  13  coloured 
plates  designed  and  etched  by  Theodore  Lane,  and  wood- 
cuts, morocco  super  extra,  watered  silk  linings,  joints,  uncut, 
t.  e.  g.,  original  pictorial  wrappers  bound  up,  by  Riviere  and 
Son,  1827,  8vo.  (70)  Sotheran,£,'&  15s. 

297  Egan  (Pierce).  Boxiana,  or  Sketches  of  ancient  and  modem 
Pugilism,  both  series,  5  vol.,  numerous  portraits  of  celebrated 
pugilists,  original  boards,  slightly  defeaive,  n.  d.,  and 
182S-29,  8vo.  (71)  J.  Bumpjti,  £<)  los. 

29S  Egan  (Pierce).  Book  of  Sports,  and  Mirror  of  Life,  original 
edition,  numerous  illustrations,  specimen  pictorial  wrappers 
bound  up,  calf  extra,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1033, 
8vo.  (72)  Sothtran,  £2  is. 

299  Eliot  (George).     Works,  "Standard  Edition,"  31  vol.,  half 

morocco,  t.  e.  «.,  Blackwood,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (73)  Quari/eh,  £$  5s. 

300  English  Poets  (Works  of  the)  with  Prefaces,  Biographical  and 

Critical,  by  Dr.  S.  Johnson,  75  vol.  (wanted  vol.  liv.), 
numerous  portraits,  old  calf  gilt,  1790,  8vo.  (74) 

Britwell,  £1  3s. 

301  Evelina:  or  Female  Life  in  London,  being  the  History  of  a 

Young  Lady's  Introduction  to  Fashionable  Life,  7  humorous 
coloured  engravings  by  the  First  Artists,  fine  copy  in  calf 
^     gilt,  1833,  8vo.  (76)  Homstein,  £7  5s. 

30? Fielding  (Henry).  Works:  Tom  Jones,  Joseph  Andrews, 
Amelia,  Jonathan  Wild,  etc.,  5  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  uniform, 
1890,  8vo.  (78)  Britwell.  £\  lis. 

303  Goldsmith  (Uliver).    Vicar  of  Wakefield,  large  paper,  with 

a  Preface  by  Austin  Dobson,  and  illustrations  by  Hugh 
Thomson,  uncut,  1S90,  8vo.  (81)  Maggs,  £1  3s. 

304  Grant  (J.)     Sketches  in  London,  first  edition,  complete  in  12 

parts,  24  humorous  illustrations  by  "  Phii "  and  others,  with 
the  original  pictorial  wrappers,  Orr  and  Co.,  1838,  8vo. 
(84)  Homstein^  £-i 

305  Grimble  (A.)    Shooting  and  Salmon  Fishing,  numerous  illus- 

trations, half  parchment,  uncut,  1892,  410.  (361) 

Hatchard,  £2  3S. 

'306  Grimm  (M.  M.)     German  Papular  Stories,  2  vol.,  first  edition, 

line  impressions  of  the  etchings  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  voL  i. 

wanted  the  half-title  {vol.  i.  calf,  vol.  ii.  original  boards, 

uncut),  sold  not  subject  to  return,  1833-36,  8vo.  (86) 

Hormtgin,  £1(3 

307  Gronow (Capt.)     Reminiscences  and  Recollections  [1810-60], 

the  four  series,  4  voL,  illustrations,  original  cloth,  1863-66, 
8va  (87)  /.  Bumput,  £1  12s. 

308  Hughes   (Tom).    Tom   Brown's  School  Days,  first  edition, 

i8j7— The  same,  fourth  edition,  half  calf;  1857— New 
edition,  illustrated,  i869~Tom  Brown  at  Oxford,  illustra- 
tions. 1S83,  8vo.  (95)  J.  Bumpus,£i  i8s. 


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309  Jeffcries  (R.)    World's  End :  a  Story  in  three  books,  3  vol., 

first  edition,  uncut,  an  autograph  letter  of  R.  lefFeries 
insened,  1877,  8vo.  {102)  A/Zir,  £1 

310  Jefferies  fR.)    A  Memoir  of  the  Goddards  of  North  Wilts, 

compiled  from  Ancient  Records,  Registers,  and  Family 
Papers,  first  edition,  original  cloth,  Coate,  Swindon,  n.  d., 
Svo.  (108}  Saiin,/^!  16s. 

311  Jerrold  (Douglas).    A  Man  made  of  Money,  first  edition,  12 

illustiBtions  on  steel  by  J.  Leech,  complete  in  6  parts,  with 
the  original  pictorial  wrappers.  Punch  Office,  1849,  Svo. 
(116)  Robson,  £1  las. 

312  Kinglake  (A.  W.)    Invasion  of  the  Crimea,  its  Origin  and 

Progress,  8  vol.,  folding  plans,  half  morocco  gilt,  m.  e., 
1863-87,  Svo.  ( 1 19)  IV.  F.  Fludgah,  £5  1%.  6d. 

313  Kosewiti{W.  F.  von).     Eccentric  Tales,  with  coloured  illus- 

trations by  Geo.  Cruiksbank,  from  sketches  by  Alft^  Crow- 
quill,  original  boards,  uncut,  1827,  Svo. (121)  5o/A^r(i«,/z  i6s. 

314  Lang   (Andrew).     Ballads  and   Lyrics  of  Old   France  ;  with 

other  Poems,  first  edition,  original  cloth,  uncut,  rare,  1872, 
Svo.  (l22)  Ckadwick,  £1  3s. 

315  Lang  (Andrew).    Helen  of  Troy,  first  edition,  original  cloth, 

uncut,  scarce,  1882,  Svo.  (124)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £1  las, 

316  Life  in  Ireland  (Real)  ...  by  a  Real  Paddy  (Pierce  Egan  ?). 

first  edition,  coloured  plates  by  W.  Heath,  H.  Aiken,  etc., 
fine  copy,  half  bound,  scarce,  1821,  8vo.  (140)  TAorp,£i  i6s. 

317  Life  of  a  Nobleman,  complete  in  three  parts,  9  coloured  plates, 

some  stained  (no  title),  in  the  original  pictorial  wrajjpers, 
n.  d.,  4to.  (364)  Maggs,  £1  19s. 

318  Macaulay  (Lord).     History  of  England,  ;  vol,,  portrait,  1881 

—Critical  and  Historical  Essays,  3  vol.,  1 846 — Miscellaneous 
Writings,  2  vol.,  i860,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  uniform,  Svo.  (141} 

Maggs,  £3  '8s. 

319  Malet  (Capt.)    Annals  of  the  Road,  or  Notes  on  Mail  and 

Stage  Coaching  in  Great  Britain,  first  edition,  coloured  and 
other  illustrations,  original  doth,  uncut,  1376,  Svo.  (142} 

Hafchard,  £l  is. 

[Contains  "Essays  on  the  Road,"  by  Nimrod.    There  are 

10  coloured  plates  and  3  woodcuts.    Bright  red  cloth. — Ed.] 

310  Maxwell  (W,  H.)  History  of  the  Irish  Rebellion  in  1798,  first 
edition,  portraits,  and  illustraticHis  by  Geo.  Cruikshank, 
complete  in  15  parts,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrappers, 
1845,  8™-  (MS)  Sabin,  £7  7s. 

331  Mayhew  (Bros.)  The  Greatest  Plague  of  Life :  or  the 
Adventures  of  a  Lady  in  Search  of  a  Good  Servant,  first 
edition,  illustrated  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  complete  in  6  parts, 
with  the  original  wrappers,  D.  Bogue,  n.  d.,  Svo,  (147) 

Sotheran,  £2 

312  Mayhew  (Bros.)  Whom  to  Marry  and  how  to  get  Married, 
first  edition,  illustrated  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  complete  in 
6  parts,  with  the  original  wrappers,  D.  Bogue,  n.  d.  (1847), 
Svo.  (146)  Sotkeran.  £2  2s. 

323  Marvy  (L.)  Sketches  after  English  landscape  Painters,  with 
Short  Notices  by  W.  M.  Thackeray,  first  edition,  genuine 


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314  Marvy  (L.)  Sketches  after  English  Landscape  Painters,  with 
Short  Notices  by  W.  M.  Thackeray,  £rst  edition,  original 
impressions  of  the  plates  (uncoloured),  morocco  super  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  Grieve,  D.  Bogue,  n.  d.,  royal  4(0.  (376) 

Magg!,  £2  73.  6d. 

[•The  plates  are  20  in  number,  preceded  b^  title,  preface, 

and  table  of  contents.    Anolher  and  much  mierior  edition 

was  issued  without  date  (but  1854)  by  Griffin  and  Co.     See 

Slater's  "  Early  Editions,"  1894,  p.  328.— Ed.] 

335  [Mills  (John).]  D'Horsa^:  or  the  Follies  of  the  Day,  by  a 
Man  of  Fashion,  portrait,  and  etchings  by  "  George  Stand- 
fast," original  cloth,  uncut,  1844,  8va.  (i;i)        SoiJieran,  £,\ 

326  Mills  (JohnJ.     The    Life   of  a   Foxhound,  first  edition,  with 

7  illustrations  on  steel,  coloured,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by 
Riviire,  1848,  8vo.  (152)  Sotheran,  £\  15s. 

327  Mills  (John).    The  Flyers  of  the  Hunt,  first  edition,  coloured 

plates  by  John  Leech,  morocco  super  extra,  t.  e.  g.  by 
Riviere  and  Son,  original  covers  bound  up  at  end,  1859, 
8va  (153)  Pickering,  £t  18s. 

328  Mills  (John).     The  Life  of  a  Foxhound,  first  edition,  with  the 

coloured  plates  by  Leech,  original  covers  bound  up,  morocco 
extra,  uncut,  t  &  g.  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1B61,  8vo.  (1 J4) 

Pickering,  £1  I2s. 

329'  [Mitfbrd  (J.)]     Adventures  of  Johnny  Newcome  in  the  Navy, 

a  Poem,  by  "Alfred  Burton,"  first  edition,  coloured  plates  by 

Rowlandson,    from  the    author's  designs,  morocco  extra, 

uncutft  e.  g,  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1B18,  8vo.  [155) 

Douglas,  £1  los. 

330  Motley  (J.  L.)    Rise  of  the  Dutch  Republic,  3  vol.,  calf  gilt 

m.  e.  by  Riviire,  1875,  8vo.  (158)  Britweli,  £1  4s. 

331  Mytton  (John).     Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  .  .  .  by  "  Nimrod," 
^,t-    first  edition,   illustrations    by  Aiken,  coloured    by    hand, 

several  leaves  soiled,  original  clollv  R.  Ackermann,  1835, 
8vo.  (161)  Homstein,  £\i  12s.  6d, 

[Contains  12  coloured  plates  only.  The  second  and  best 
edition  appeared  in  1837,  with  18  coloured  plates.  A 
memoir  of  the  author  wa5  added  for  the  first  time  to  the 
third  edition,  1851. — Ed.] 
333  Paul  Periwinkle  :  or  the  Press^ang,  by  the  author  of  "  Caven- 
dish," first  edition,  40  etchings  drawn  and  engraved  by 
"  Phil,"  complete  in  20  nos.,  with  the  original  wrappers, 
slightly  repaired,  n.  d.  (1839).  8vo.  (168)      Solheran,  £i  8s. 

[Wntten  by  W.  Johnson  Neale Ed.] 

333  Queen's  (The)  Prime  Ministers  :  Marquis  of  Salisbury,  W.  E, 

Gladstone,  Earl  of  Bcaconsfield,  etc.,  9  vol.,  portraits  011 

India  paper,  edition  limited  to  250  copies,  half  bound,  uncut, 

'  t.  e.  g.,  J891.  etc.,  8vo.  (175)  /■  Bumpui,  £i  2s. 

334  Radditfe  (F.  P.  Delmi).    The  Noble  Science  :  a  few  general 

ideas  on  Fox-Hunting,  first  edition,  numerous  illustrations, 
frontispiece  spotted,  original  cloth,  R,  Ackermann,  1839, 
8v0.  ( [76]  /.  Bumpiu,  £1  8s. 


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335  Rawstome  (L.)    Gamooia  :  or  the  Art  of  Preserving  Game, 

brilliant  impressions  of  the  ij  coloured  plates  by  J.  T. 
Rawlins,  taken  on  the  spot,  moroccn  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1837, 
8vo.  (177)  Pickering,  £4  4s. 

336  Reade  (Charles).     Novels,  20  vol.,  illustrations,  half  morocco 

g^It,  m.  c,  uniform,  1888,  etc.,  8vo.  (178J  /.  Bumpus,  ^5  53. 

337  Reynardson  (C  T.  S,  Birch).    "  Down  the  Road,"  or  Reminis. 

cences  of  a  Gentleman  Coachmaii,  first  edition,  coloured 
plates,  original  cloth,  187;,  8vo.  (180)  Maggs,  £2 

338  Rogers  (Samuel).      Poems,  2   vol.,  portrait,  and  numerous 

exquisite  vignettes  after  Turner  and  Stothard,  presentation 
copy  to  Lady  Howard,  "  ftom  her  sincere  friend,  Samuel 
Rogers,"  mor.  extra,  g.  e,,  1836,  8vo,  (182)    Maggs.,  £4  los. 

339  Rowlandaon.     Military  Adventures  of  Johnny  Newcome,  with 

Notes,  by  an  Officer,  first  edition,  coloured  plates  by  Row- 
landson,  crimson  morocco  extra,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.  by  Riviire 
and  Son,  1815,  8vo.  (184)  /.  Bumpus,  £4  6s. 

340  Scott   (Sir    Walter).     Waverley    Novels,    "The    Abbotsford 

Edition,"  12  vol.,  highly  finished  plates,  and  numerous  wood- 
cuts, 1842 — Prose,  Poetry,  and  Life,  5  vol.,  numerous  illustra- 
tions after  J.  M.  W.  Turner,  1851,  together  17  vol.,  original 
cloth,  uncut,  a  fine  set,  1842-51,  8vo.  (187)       Rockt,  £'i  10s. 

341  Scrope  (W.)     Art  of  Deer- Stalking,  first  edition,  engravings 

and  tinted  lithographic  plates  after  E.  and  C.  Landseer,  and 
the  author,  original  cloth,  1838-39,  8vo.  {189)  Cotton,  £i,  4s. 
343  Scrope  (W.)  Days  and  Nights  of  Salmon  Fishing  in  the 
Tweed,  first  edition,  coloured  and  tinted  plates,  and  wood- 
cuts after  Sir  David  Wilkie,  E.  and  C.  Landseer,  etc., 
frontispiece  slightly  damaged,  engraved  title  stained,  and 
several  leaves  soiled,  original  cloth  (defective),  sold  not 
subject  to  return,  1843,  8vo.  (190)  Spencer,  £3  15s. 

343  Smart  (Hawley).     Sporting  Novels  :   From  Start  to  Finish, 

Bound  to  Win,  A  False  Start,  etc.,  13  vol.,  half  calf  gilt  and 
cloth,  1887,  eta,  8vo.  (193)  /.  Bumpus,  £\  2S. 

344  Smith  (Albert)  and  John   Leech.     The  Month,  No.  i,  July, 

1851  to  No.  6,  December,  1851,  in  the  original  pictorial 
wrappers,  8va  (194)  /.  Bumpus,  £l  17s. 

345  Smith  (Albert),  ^h.^.  Struggles  and  Adventures  of  Christopher 

Tadpole,  first  edition,  complete  in  16  parts,  with  the  original 
pictorial  wrappers,  illustrated  by  J.  Leech,  ,some  plates 
sligh'Jy  stainea,  1848,  8vo.  (196)  Robson,  £6 

346  Somervile  (W.)    The  Chace :  a  Poem,  first  edition,  frontis- 

piece by  Gravelot,  mottled  calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviire 
and  Son,  1735,  4*0-  (3^8)  Soi^eran,  £x  los. 

347  Somervile  (W.)    The  Chase  :  a  Poem,  woodcuts  engraved  by 

T.  Bewick,  after  the  designs  of  !■  Bewick,  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  Bulmer,  1796,  4to.  (369)  Hafckard,  £1  los. 

348  Songs  of  the  Chace,  etc.,  frontispiece  and  vignette,  morocco 

extra,  gilt  edges,  with  a  tieautifutly  executed  painting,  on  the 
fore-edge,ofthree  racehorses  nearing  the  winning-post;  i8ti, 
8vo.  (i^)  Spencer,  £-i  i6s. 

349  Songs  of  Scotland  :  Ancient  and  Modem,  edited,  with  Notes, 


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elc^by  Allan  Cunningham,  4  vol.,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges 

by  White,  i8as,  8vo.  (199)  Creive,  £1  7s. 

3^  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    The  Pentland  Rising  :  a  Page  of  History. 

16&6,  in  the  original  light  green  wrapper,  Edinburgh,  1866,. 

8vo.  (JOi)  B.  F.  Stevens,  ^13  ros. 

351  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    An  Inland  Voyage,  first  edition,  1878,  Svo. 

(201)  Robson,£i  14s. 

35=  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    Travels  with  a  Donkey  in  the  Cevennes, 

first  edition,  a  little  soiled,  1879,  Svo. (203)  Sktpktrd.  £1  18s. 

353  Stevenson  (R.  L.)  and  W.  E.  Henley.     Deacon  Brodie,  or  the 

Double  Life  :  a  Melodrama,  founded  on  facts,  in  the  original 
wrapper.  Privately  priitUd,  1880,  8vo.  (Z04)  DenAam,  £g  5s. 

354  Stevenson  (R.  L.)     Testimonials  in  Favour  of  Robert  Louis 

Stevenson,  Advocate,  from  Leslie  Stephen,  £.  W.  Gosse, 
Andrew  Lang,  P.  G.  Hamerton,  etc.,  original  wrappter  (1881), 
Svo.  (205)  QuariicA,  £3  3s. 

355  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    Virginibus  Puerisque,  and  other  Papers, 

first  edition,  slightly  soiled,  18S1,  Svo.  (306)        Denkam,  £t 

356  Stevenson  (R.  L.)     New  Arabian  Nights,  a  vol.,  first  edition, 

uncut,  very  scarce,  1S82,  Svo.  (207)  J.  Bumpus,  £q  15s. 

357  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    Admiral  Guinea,  a  Melodrama  in  Four 

Acts,  by  W.  E.  Henley  and  R.  L.  Stevenson,  in  the  original 
wrapper,  Printed  by  R.  and  R.  Clark,  Edinburgh,  for  private 
circulation  only,  1884,  Svo.  (zoS)  Denkam,  £10  15s. 

358  Stevenson  (R.  L.)      Beau  Austin :  a  Play  in  Four  Acts,  by 

W.  E.  Henley  and  R.  L.  Stevenson,  presentation  copy,  in  the 
original  wrapper,  blank  margins  of  a  few  leaves  damaged. 
Printed  for  R.  and  R.  Clark,  Edinburgh,f0r  private  circula- 
tion only,  1884,  Svo,  (209)  Umkam,  {^  5s. 

359  Stevenson  (R.  L.)     A  Child's  Garden  of  Verses,  first  edition. 

original  cloth,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  very  scarce,  1885,  Svo.  (210) 

Sa6in,£2  l6s.  6d. 

360  Stevenson  fR,  L.)    Father  Damien ;  an  Open  Letter  to  the- 

Reverend  Dr.  Hyde,  of  Honolulu,  portrait  added,  parch- 
ment, one  of  30  copies  on  Japanese  paper,  issued  only  tO' 
subscribers,  Edinburgh,  privately  printed,  1690,  Svo.  (211) 
Spencer,  ^6  5  s. 

361  Stevenson  (R.  L.)     Father  Damien:  an  Open  Letter  to  the- 

Reveiend  Dr.  Hyde  of  Honolulu,  from  Robert  Louis  Steven- 
son, the  extremely  rare  privately  printed  edition,  Sydney, 
1890,  Svo.  (212)  Robson,  £1%  los. 

[Post  Svo.,  pp.  3-32,  no  wrapper.  This  is  the  first  issue, 
of  which  only  25  copies  were  printed.  Subsequently  the 
letter  was  sent  to  the  National  Observer,  and  then  brought 
out  in  pamphlet  form  in  chocolate- coloured  paper  covers. 
See  Slater's  "Early  Editions,"  1894,  8vo.,  p.  270. — Ed.] 
363  Stevenson  (R.  L.)  Familiar  Studies  of  Men  and  Books,  1882 
— Memories  and  Portraits,  1887 — A  Footnote  to  History, 
1892,  first  editions,  Svo.  (214)  Spencer,  £1  6s. 

363  Stevenson  (R.  L.)     Prince  Otto:  a  Romance,  1885— Across 

the  Plains,  with  other  Memories  and  Essays,  1892,  first 
editions,  Svo.  (217)  Deniam,£i6s. 

364  Stevenson  (R.  L.)    The  Silverado  Squatters,  frontispiece,  1S83 


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— Prince  Otto :  a  Romance,  1B85,  first  editions — Memories 
and  Portraitt,  1888— The  Black  Arrow,  1888,  8vo.  (220) 

Shepherd,  £1  5s. 

365  Stevenson  (K.  L.}    Treasure  Island,  map,  1883 — Kidnapped  : 

Memoiis  of  David  Balfour,  in  175 1|  folding  map,  1B&6 — 
Cauiona  (a  sequel),  1893,  first  editions,  8vo.  (331) 

Dtnham,  £%  los. 

366  Stirling-Maxwell  (Sir  W.)    Annals  of  the  Artists  of  Spain, 

3  vol^  first  edition,  portiaits  and   illustratioDS,  imitation 

Spanish  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Rivi^ie,  1848,  8vo.  (223) 

Chadwici,  £i  I3s. 

367  Stowe  (Mrs.  H,  B.)     Uncle  Tom's  Cabin,  27  illustiations  on 

wood  by  Geo,  Cruikshank,  complete  in  13  numbers,  with 
the  original  wrappers,  18^2,  8vo.  (225)  Cotton.  £1  14a. 

368  [Surtees  (R.  S.)]    Jorrocks's  Jaunts  and  Jollities,  first  edition, 

with  twdve  .etchings  by  "  Phii,"  uncoloured,  some  leaves 
stained,  but  an  uncut  copy  in  the  orig^inal  doth,  1838,  8vo, 
(226)  Solheran,  £g  15s. 

369  [Surtees  (R.  S.)]    J[orT0ck3's  Jannts  and  Jollities,  with  fifteen 

coloured  illustrations  by  Henry  Aiken,  origioiil  cloih,  gilt 
edges,  R.  Ackeimann,  1843,  ^vo.  (227)    Hatchard,  /17  los- 

370  Surtees  (R.  S.)     Hawbuck  Grange,  first  edition,  with  eight 

etchings  by  "  Phiz,"  slightly  soiled,  original  cloth,  1847,  8vd. 
(329)  Setkeran,  £4  14s. 

371  Surtees  (R.  S.)    Mr.  Sponge's  Sporting  Tour,  first  edition, 

complete  in  i^  parts,  with  the  origiiuil  pictorial  wrappers 
(slighlty  defective),  coloured  and  other  illustrations  by  fohn 
Leech,  1853,  Svo.  (230)  Sotherim.  £4  8s. 

373  Surtees  (R.  S.)  Handley  Cross,  first  edition,  coloured  and 
other  illustrations  by  John  Leech,  original  cloth,  uncut,  1854, 
Svo.  fill)  Satheran,  £i  12s.  6d. 

373  Suttees  (R.  S.)    Handley  Cross,  first  edition,  complete  in  17 

parts,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrappers  (slightly  defective), 
coloured  and  other  illustrations  by  John  Leech,  1854,  8vo. 
(232)  Spencer,  £7 

374  Surtees  (R.  S.)    "Ask  Mamma  !"  first  edition,  complete  in  13 

parts,  with  the  origina]  pictorial  wrappers,  coloured  and  other 
illustrslions  by  John  Leech,  1858, 8vo.  (233)  Sotheran,£4  8s. 

375  Sttrtees  (R.  S.)     "  Plain  or  Ringlets  ?'  first  edition,  complete 

in  13  parts,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrappers  (one  missing), 
cdoured  and  other  illustrations  by  John  Leech,  i860,  8vo. 
(334)  Soiheran,  £4  8s. 

376  Surtees  (R.  S.)    Mr.  Facey  Romford's  Hounds,  first  edition, 

complete  in  12  parts,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrappers, 
coloured  and  other  illustrations  by  John  Leech  and  H.  K. 
Browne,  1865,  8vo.  (135)  Satheran.  £3  3s. 

377  Surtees  (R.  S.)     Hawbuck  Grange,   Mr.  Sponge's  Sporting 

Tour,  Handley  Cross,  "  Ask  Mamma !"  "  Plain  or  Ringlets?" 
Mr.  Romford's  Hounds,  together  6  vol.,  coloured  and  otfaet 
illustrations  by  J,  Leech  and  "  Phii,"  n.  d.,  Svo.  (236) 

/.  BuMfius,£^  lit. 

378  Swift  (Dean).    Travels  into  several  Remote  Nations  of  the 

World  by  I^muet  Gulliver,  [3  vol.,  first  edition,  with  the 


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separate  paging  and  separate  titles  to  the  four  parts,  portrait 
and  maps,  two  of  the  titles  slightly  mended,  but  a  large  copy, 
in  crimson  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges,  by  Riviere  and 
Son,  B.  Motte,  1726,  8vo,  (238)  Pickering,  {,1  15s. 

[The  portrait  in  this  copy  had  the  inscription  round  it 
The  earliest  and  by  far  the  rarest  issue  has  the  inscription 
under  the  portrait. — Ed,1 

379  Swift  (Dean).    Works,  with  Notes,  and  Life  of  the  Author,  by 

Sir  Walter  Scott,  19  vol.,  best  edition,  portrait,  calf  extra, 
y.  e.  by  Hayday,  fine  copy,  1824,  8vo.  (239)         Britwell.  £7 

380  Tennyson  (Alfred,  Lord).  Maud  ;  a  Monodrama,  limp  vellum, 

uncut,  Printed  by  William  Morris  at  the  Ktlmscott  Press, 
1893,  8vo.  (244)  Denhatn,  £,1  4s. 

381  Thackeray.    The  Snob  ;  a  Literary  and  Scientific  Journal,  not 

"conducted  by  Members  of  the  University,"  Nos.  3  to  6  and 
No.  9  (with  title,  dedication,  preface,  and  index),  printed  on 
various  coloured  paper,  Cambridge,  i829~The  Gownsman 

(formerly    called)    "  The    Snob," now    conducted    by 

Members  of  the  University  (vol  ii.),  Nos.  3,  11,  16,  and  17 
(with  title,  dedication,  preface,  and  index),  ib„  1830 — The 
Progress  to  B.A.,  a  Poem,  ib.,  1830 — The  Snobs'  Trip  to 
Pans,  /*.,  n.  d.— The  FeUow,  No.  11,  1836— The  Tnpos, 
Na  i^Granta:  a  Fragment,  1841,  half  bound,  in  i  vol^ 
8vo.  (245)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £,% 

[It  is  questionable  whether  Thackeray  had  anything  to 
do  with  "^  The  Progress  to  B.A..  a  Poem,"  "  The  Snob's 
Trip  to  Paris,"  "  The  Fellow,"  "  The  Tripos,"  or  "  Granta." 
These  pieces  are,  however,  generally  cat^o^ed  under  his 
name.  See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  lii.,  No.  2037  : 
Slater's  "Early  Editions,"  1894,  8vo.,  p.  315.— Ed.] 

382  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    The  Paris  Sketch  Book,  by  Mr.  Titmarsh, 

2  vol.,  first  edition,  numerous  designs  by  the  author,  on 
copper  and  wood,  origitiai  cloth,  J.  Macrone,  1S4CL  8vo. 
(248)  Maggs,  la,  iss. 

383  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    The  Paris  Sketch  Book,  by  Mr.  Titmarsh, 

2  vol.,  first  edition,  numerous  designs  by  the  author,  on 

copper  and  wood,  half  morocco  gilt,  m.  e.,  1840,  Svo.  (249) 

Thorp,  £1  18s. 

384  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    The  Second  Funeral  of  Napoleon,  and 

the  Chronicle  of  the  Drum,  by  Mr.  M.  A.  Tiimarsh,  en- 
gravings, a  leaf  or  two  slightly  stained,  in  the  original 
pictorial  boards,  H.  Cunningham,  [841,  Svo.  (250) 

Sabin,  £i\  los. 

38s  Thackeray  (W.  M.)  Comic  Tales  and  Sketches,  edited  and 
illustrated  by  Mr.  Michael  Angelo  Titmarsh,  2  vol.,  first 
edition,  etchm^s  by  the  author,  margins  somewhat  stsuned, 
half  morocco  gUt,  m.  e.,  1841,  8vo.  (251)  Homstein,  £,\  10s. 

386  Thackeray  (W.  M.)  Comic  Tales  and  Sketches.  2  vol.,  first 
edition,  etchings  by  the  author,  poor  copy,  in  the  original 
cloth,  1841,  8vo.  (252)  Spencer,  £9, 
[There  are  two  issues  of  the  first  edition,  the  earlier  one 
being  very  rare.  When  the  "Comic  Tales  and  Sketches" 
was  first  published  it  hardly  sold  at  all,  and  the  c  


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"  remainder  "  lay  idle  till  the  success  of  "  Vanity  Fair  "  in 
1848  created  a  demand  for  all  Thackeray's  earlier  works. 
It  is  this  remainder,  with  a  new  title-page,  that  forms  the 
second  issue.  It  is  undated,  and  refers  to  Thackeray  as 
author  of  "Vanity  Fair,"  See  Slater's  "Early  Editions," 
1894,  p.  320.— Ed.] 

387  Thackeray  (W.  M.)  The  Irish  Sketch  Book,  by  Mr.  M.  A. 
Titmarsn,  2  voL,  first  edition,  numerous  engravings  on 
wood,  drawn  by  the  author,  several  leaves  spotted,  nut  a 
nearly  uncut  copy,  in  the  original  doth,  1S43,  8vo.  (2E3) 

spencer,  '£1  i6s. 

38B  Thackeray  (W.  M.)  The  Irish  Sketch  Book,  another  copy, 
somewhat  soiled  throughout,  original  cloth,  1843,  8vo. 
(254)  spencer,  £t  iss. 

389  Thackeray  (W,  M.)    Vanity  Fair,  first  edition,  complete  in 

20  nos.,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrappers,  several 
damaged,  illustrations  on  steel  and  wood  by  the  author, 
[847-48,  8vo.  (257)  Robson,£\f  ijs. 

390  Thackeray  {W.  M.)     Mrs.  Perkins's  Rail,  first  edition,  illus- 

trations by  the  author,  coloured,  in  the  original  pink  covers 
(damaged),  1847,  8vo.  (258)  Spencer,  £1  is. 

391  Thackeray  (W.  M.)     The  Book  of  Snobs,  first  edition,  illus- 

trations in  the  original  pictorial  wrapper,  1848,  Svo.  (262) 

spencer,  £3  los. 
393  Thackeray  (W.  M.)     History  of  Pendennis,  first  edition,  com- 
plete in  24  nos.,  with  the  original  pictorial  wrapper^  some 
damaged,  illustrations  on  sleel  and  wood  by  the  author, 
1848-50,  8vo.  {263)  Shepherd,  £\  los. 

393  Thackeray  (W.   M.)     History  of  Samuel  Titmarsh,  and  the 

Great  Hoggarty  Diamond,  first  edition,  illustrations  by  the 
author,  in  the  original  pictorial  covers,  fine  copy,  1849,  8vo. 
(26s)  Zaeknsdcr/,  £4  8s. 

394  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    Rebecca  and  Rowena,  first  edition,  illus- 

trations by  Richard  Doyle,  coloured,  in  the  original  pink 
covers  (damaged),  1850,  8vo.  (269)  _/.  Hutnpus,  £1 

395  Thackeray  (W.  M.)     The  Kickleburys  on  the  Rhine,  another 

copy  of  Ihe  second  edition,  illustrations  by  the  author, 
coloured,  in  Che  original  pink  covers,  gilt  edges,  back 
defective,  1851,  8v&  (274)  Homsiiin,  £1  5s. 

396  Thackeray  (W.  M.)     History  of  Henry  Esmond,  Esq.  .  .  . 

written  by  himself,  3  vol.,  first  edition,  original  cloth,  uncut 
(many  leaves  slightly  soiled),  i8j2,8vo.(276)5j0fn£fr,  j£i  19s. 

397  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    English  Humourists  of  the  Eighteenth 

Century,  extended  to  2  vol.,  and  illustrated  with  a  series  of 
portraits,  etc.,  with  specially  printed  titles,  calf  extra,  t.  e-  g., 
1853,  8vo.  (aSo)  Maggs,  £\  i8s. 

398  Thackeray  (W.   M.)     The  Newcomes,  first  edition,  complete 

in  24  parts,  with  the  ori^nal  pictorial  wrappers,  illustrations 
on  steel  and  wood  by  Richard  Doyle,  1854-55,  8vo.  (2B1) 

Robson,  £1  7s. 

399  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    The  Rose  and  the  Ring,  first  edition, 

illustrations  by  the  author,  original  pink  covers  (damaged), 
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by  Riviire  and  Son,  1883-86,  8vo.  (399)  Qjuariick,  £,\i 

401  Thackeray  {W.  M.)     History  of  Pendennis,  2  vol.,  1849-50— 

The  Newcomes,  i  vol.,  1854-5; — The  Virginians,  2  vol., 
1858-59,  first  editions,  illustrations  by  the  author  and 
R.  Doyle,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges,  uniform,  together  6  vol., 
8vo.  (302)  /.  Bumpus,  £%  los. 

402  Thackeray    (W.    M.)     Memoirs    of  Barry   Lyndon,    1856 — 

Memoirs  of  Mr.  Charles  James  Yellowplush,  etc.,  1B56— 
Novels  by  Eminent  Hands,  etc.,  1856— A  Little  Dinner  at 
Timmins's,  1856— Adventures  of  Major  Gaha^an,  i8j6 — 
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Burlesques,  1B56— A  Shabby  Genteel  Story,  1857— Fiti 
Boodle  Papers,  and  Men's  Wives,  1857,  in  the  original 
yellow  wrappers,  some  damaged,  and  one  missing,  8vo. 
{303)  Speno^,  £^ 

403  .Thackeray  {W.  M.)    Twenty  MS.  proof  leaves  in  the  Auto- 

graph of  W.  M, Thackeray,  "Roundabout  Papers,  No.  XL." 
with  two  interesting  Autograph  Letters  of  Thackeray's,  in  a 
drop  case,  8vo,  (309)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £,1$  los. 

404  Thackeray  (W.  M.)    Sand  and  Canvas,  by  S.  Bevan  (con- 

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405  Thackeray  (W.  M.)     Damascus  and  Palmyra:  a  Journey  to 

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designed  by  W.  M.  Thackeray,  original  cloth,  1838,  8vo. 
(312)  /■  Bumpus,  £1  6s. 

406  Trollope  (Anthony).     Novels,   47  vol.,   illustrations,  half  calf 

gih,  m.  e.,  uniform,  1877,  etc.,  Svo.  (316)         TAyniu,  £s  5s. 

407  Uzanne  (Octave).     La  Franqaise  du  SiScle  :  Modes,  Mceurs, 

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408  Vyner  (R.  T.)    Notitia  Venatica  :  a  Treatise  on  Fox-Huntine, 

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409  Walpole  (Horace).     Letters,  edited  by  Peter  Cunningham, 

now  first  chronologically  arranged,  9  vol.,   numerous  por- 
traits, etc.,  tree-calf  extra,  m,  e.  by  RiviJre,  1S80,  Svo.  (324) 
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410  Walton  (liaak).    The  Compleat  Angler,  third  edition,  much 

enlarged  (date  cut  off) — Part  II.,  being  Instructions  how  to 
angle  for  a  Trout  or  Grayling  in  a  clear  Stream,  by  Charles 
Cotton,  first  edition  (date  cut  off)— Venables  (Col.  R.)  The 
Experienc'd  Angler,  third  edition,  much  enlarged,  1668 — 
Noobcs  (R.)  Compleat  TroUer,  first  edition,  1682,  en- 
gravings, title  of  Walton  imperfect,  and  text  of  all  the  works 
more  or  less  cut  into,  old  ciilf,  with  all  faults,  in  i  voL,  Svo. 
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413  Westmacott  (CM.)  The  English  Spy  .  .  .  Portraits  of  the 
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damped,  coloured  plates  and  woodcuts  by  Robert  Cniik- 
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413  Wbymper  (E.)    Scrambles  amongst  the  Alps  in  the  years 

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414  Wbyte- Melville  (G.  J.)    Sporting  and  other  Novels,  Songs 

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SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &' HODGE. 

The  Library  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Makellar. 

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415  A.   B.  C.  (The),  with    a    Catechisme    for  Vong  Children. 

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to  be  learned  in  all  Families  and  Lector  Scooles  in  the  said 
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(some  headlines  shaved),  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Printed  for 
M  S.,  1646,  8va  (2)  Robson,  £b 

416  A'Beckett  (C.  A.)     Comic  Histoi?  of  England,  first  edition, 

coloured  etchings  and  woodcuts  by  John  Leech,  1  vol., 
original  doth.  Punch  Office,  1847,  8vol  (3)  Homstein,  £1  i2b. 

417  .Aberdeen's  New  Almanack  for  the  year  1715— Aberdeen's 

New  Almanack  or  New  Prognostication  by  Merry  Andrew, 
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1774,  and  177;  (margins  of  some  cut  down,  others  uncut, 
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(S)  Chase,  £7  los, 

418  Aberdeenshire.    Specimens    of   Old   Castellated  Houses  in 

Aberdeenshire,  17  fine  lithographs  by  Hullmandel,  mostly 
on  India  paper,  with  MS.  descriptions,  morocco  gilt  (1838), 
folio  (188)  Robson,  £1  [6s. 

419  Actcs  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Clergy  of  France, 

A.D.  1682,  concerning  Religion,  contemporary  English 
morocco,  covered  with  rich  gilt  ornamental  tooling  (a  fine 


speaatta),  FrinUd by /.  R^  1682,  4to.  (lU) 
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420  Adamson.  The  Recantation  of  Maister  Patrik  Adamsone, 
sometime  Archbishop  of  Saint- Andre wes  in  Scotlande, 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Noplace  or  printer's  name,  1598, 
8vo.  (12)  Robson,  £^  3s. 

431  Admonishion  (An)  to  the  Bishoppes  of  Winchester.  London 
and  others  (g  leaves),  roman  letter,  vellum  gilt,  fine  copy, 
From  Roam  by  Michael  Wood  Anno  1553  the  first  of 
October,  8vo,  (16)  Robion,  £1  i8s. 

422  Admonition  to  the  Parliament  (An)— A  Second  Admonition  to 

the  Parliament— Certain c  Articles,  collected  and  taken  (as 
it  is  thought)  by  ihe  Bysbops  out  of  a  little  boke  entituled  an 
Admonition  to  the  Parliament,  wyth  an  answere  to  the  same. 
Imprinted  -aie  inow  wkere  and  whan^  Judge  you  the  place 
and  you  am,  J.  T.J.  S.—Pva.  Exhortation  to  the  Byshops  to 
deale  firotherly  with  theyr  Brethren,  all  in  black  Iittn,  some 
inner  margins  wormed,  but  generally  large  copies  and  in 
good  condition,  in  i  vol.,  old  calf  gilt,  8vo.  {15)  £«//,  j^8  los. 
[The  excessive  rarity  of  these  Puritan  admonitions  is  well 
known.  They  were  all  privately  printed,  rigorously  sup- 
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committed  to  prison.  At  the  end  of  "  Certaine  Articles  "  in 
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and  Peace  from  God,"  etc.,  and  dated,  "from  my  Chamber 
in  London  this  30  of  September  in  Anno  IS?2."  These  two 
leaves  were  not  in  the  Ashbumham  copy,  which  sold  for 
j£  1 4. — Catalogue.  ] 

423  Agnew  (Rev.  D.  C.  A.)     Protestant  Exiles  from  France  in  the 

Reign  of  Louis  XIV.,  first  and  second  editions  with  Index, 
portraits,  etc.,  4  vol.,  1866-71-74,  410.  (160)  Sotheran,  £1  17s. 

424  A^new  (Rev,  D.  C.  A.)     Protestant  Exiles  from  France  chiefly 

in  the  Reign  of  Louis  XIV.,  third  edition  remodelled  and 
greatly  enlarged,  arms  of  the  Earl  of  Galway  and  De  la 
Rochefoucauld,  2  vol.,  buckram,  t.  e.  g.,  For  private  cir- 
culation, 1886,  folio  (190)  Sotheran,£%  _ 

425  Album    Pittoresque    des    Pyr^n^es.     Promenades    dans    les 

Pyr^ndes  par  Ch.  Mercereau  et  Ch.  Maurice,  numerous 
tinted  views,  Paris,  Sinnet,  s.  d.,  oblong  (igi)     Wilson,  16s. 

426  Albyn's   Anthology  :    a    Collection   of    Melodies    and   Vocal 

Poetry  peculiar  to  Scotland  and  the  Isles,  arranged  by 
A.  Campbell,  2  vol.,  limp  morocco,  Edinburgh,  Oliver  and 
Boyd,  t8i6-iB,  folio  (192}  Richardson,  £1  los. 

427  Aldine.     -Eschylus.    Tragcediic    sex,    editio    princeps,    calf, 

Venet.,  Aldas,  i;i8 — Apuleii  Metamorphoseos,  vellum,  ii., 
i52i^Euripidis  TragcediK  XVII.  {part  i,),  calf,  id.,  1503— 
Sallustius  "{title  mended),  t^.,  Ijo^—Homeri  Ilias  (voL  i.), 
vellum,  ib.,  1 504,  8vo,  (23)  Quaritck,  j£l  18s. 

428  Alesius   (Alex.  Scotus).     Ordinatio  Ecclesiae,  seu  Ministerii 

Ecclesiastici,  in  tlorentissimo  Regno  Angliae,  etc.,  edita  ab. 
Alex.  Alesio  Scoto  (inner  margin  of  title  mended),  vellum, 
Lips.,Vil.  Gunter,  1551,  410.  (i5i)  Quartfch,  ^11 

429  Alesius  seu  Hales  (Alex.  Scotus).     An  Expediai  Laicis  legere 

Novi  Testamenti  libros  lingua  vemacula  ?  Dispuiatio  cum 
Jo.  Cochlaeo,ad  Seren.  Scotia:  Regem  Jacobum  V.,  editio 


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Richardson,  £21  los. 
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430  Alesius  (Alex.   Scotus).  -   Epistola  contra  dccretum  quoddam 

Episcoporum  in  Scotia,  quod  prohibit  legere  Novi  Testa.- 
menti  libros  lingua  vernacula,  editio  prima,  morocco,  r.  e. 
(Icing's  copy),  S.  I.  et  nam.  impr.,  1533,  8vo.  (36) 

g,uaritch,  £9 

431  Alesius  (Alex.    Scotus).     Responsio    ad    Cochlei    Calumnias 

(written  to  King    James  V.  of   Scotland),  editio    prima, 
mor.,  ^.  e.,  Absque  ulla  noia  (1534).  8vo.  (27]  Sotkerati,  j£i4 
[Laing's  copy,  probably  this  one,  sold  for  £1"]  17s. — 
Catalogue^ 

432  Alesius  (Alex.  Scotus).    Ad   Duos  et  triginta  Articulos  dc 

Doctrina  Religionis  Christianae,  editos  \  Theologis  Lova- 
niensibuE  brevis  et  moderata  responsio,  editio  prima, 
morocco  gilt,  y.  e.,  Lips.^  M.  Blunt,  1545,  8vo.  (28) 

Jiichardson,  £5  5s. 

433  Alesius  (Alex.  Scotus).     De  Paulina  Argumentatione,  capiti 

secundo  ad  Romanos,  Ideo  inexcusabiiis  es,  o  Homo  quis- 
quis  es  qui  Judicus,  Disputatio  Sexta,  editio  prima,  morocco 
gilt,  gilt  edges,  S.  I.  anna,  IJ49,  8vo.  (29)        Richardson,  £%, 

434  Alesius   (Alex.  [ScotusJ).     Epitome  Exposiiionis  Catechismi 

D.  PhiL  Melancthoois,  editio  prima,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges. 
Franco/,  ad  Viadrum  J .  Eichom,  1551,  Svo.  (30) 

Richardson,  £^  5s. 

435  Alesius  (Alex.  Scotus).     Diligens  refutatio  eirorum  quos  sparsit 

nuper  .\ndreas  Osiander  in  libra,  cui  titulum  fecit  De  Unico 

Mediatore  Christo,  editio  prima,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 

(D.  Laing,;£5  17s.  6d-),  Witeberga,la.  Lufll,  1552,  8vo.  (32) 

Soikcran,  £2  6s. 

436  Alesius  (Alex.  Scotus).     Omnes  Disputationes  de  tota  Epistola 

ad  Romanes  diversis  temporibus  propositi  ab  ipso  in 
Academta  Lipsensi,  etc.,  cum  praefatione  Ph.  Melancthoois 
ad  Tbomam  (Craomerum)  Archiep.  Cantuar.,  editio  prima, 
morocco  gilt,  g.  e.,  Lips.,  1553,  Svo.  (33)   Richardson,  £3  3s. 

437  Alesius  (Alex.  Scotus).     Of  the  Aniiquitie  of  the  Word  of  God 


agaynst  the  bisshop  of  London,  wherein  arc  conteyned 
certen  disputacyons  had  in  the  Parlament  howse  maae  by 
Alexader  Alane  Scot,  and  sent  to  the  duke  of  Saxon,  bluett 


Itltcr,  original  edition,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy. 
Noplace.,  date,  or  printer's  name  {printed  abroad,  1542)  (34) 
Richardson,  f,\a  js. 
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438  Alexander  Gallus,  vulgo  de  Villa  Dei.  Doctrinale  compendiosa 
et  succincta  per  Com.  Lud.  de  Guaschis  Artium  doctorem, 
lit.  floth.,  calf  antique  (an  edition  not  in  Main),  Medial., 
L.  Pachel  et  Uld.  Scinzcenzelier,  1480,  4to.  (i6z) 

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439  Alliboue  (S.  Austin).    Critical  Dictionary  of  English  Literature 

and  British  and  American  Authors,  3  vol.,  uncut,  Triibner, 
etc.,  1859-72,  imperial  8vo.  (38)  Dobell,  £,z 

440  America.     A  Brief  Account  of  the  Province  of  East  New 

tcr»ey  in  America,  published  by  the  Scots  Proprietors 
aving  interest  there  (8  leaves),  morocco  silt,  f{ilt  edges, 
Edinburgh,  J.  Reid,  1683,  4to.  (164)  n.  Stevens,  ]f  57 

[This  Tiact  was  reprinted  for  the  New  Jersey  Historical 
Sodety,  the  editor  ot  which  remarks  that  only  four  copies 
were  known  10  exist. — CalaloguiJ] 

441  Ames  and  Herbert.    Typographical  Antiquities,  now  greatly 

enlai|^  with  copious  Notes,  etc.,  by^  T.  Y.  Dibdin,  portraits 
and  other  illustrations,  litho  portrait  of  Dibdin  inserted, 
4  vol.,  half  calf,  1810-19,  4to  (166)  Quaritck,  £1  iSs. 

442  Ante-Nicene  Christian  Library,  edited  by  Drs.  Roberts  and 

Donaldsan,  24  vol.,  Edinburgh,  Clark,  1872,  tivo  (50) 

Bull,  li.  14s. 

443  Anderson  (John).     Historical  and  Genealogical  Memoirs  of 

the  House  of  Hamilton,  and  Branches,  frontispiece,  half 
oilf,  Edinburgh,  1825,  410.  (169)  Hopkins,  £2 

444  Answere  (The)  that  the  Preachers  of  the  Gospel   at   Basile 

made,  for  the  defence  of  (he  true  administration  and  use  of 
the  Holy  Supper  of  Our  Lord,  agaynst  the  abhomination  of 
the  Popish  Masse,  translated  out  of  Latin  into  Englysshe  by 
George  Bancraite,  black  Utttr,  calf  gilc,  gilt  edges.  Day  and 
Seres,  1548,  8vo.  (54)  EUii,  £3 

445  AntichrisL      A   Short    Description  of  Antichrist    unto    the 

Nobilitie  of  Englande,  and  to  all  my  brethren  and  contrcy- 
men  borne  and  dwelling  therein,  with  a  Warning  to  see  to, 
that  they  be  not  deceaved  by  the  hypocrisie  and  crafty  con- 
veyance of  the  Clergie,  black  Uttn,  title  in  roman  and  italics, 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges.  Without  date,  pltKe,or printer's  name, 
but  probably  printed  abroad,  area  1555,  8vo,  (55)  J:llis,£26s. 

446  Apparel.     A  Briefe  discourse  againste  the  Outwarde  Apparelt 

and  Ministring  Garmentes  of  the  Popishe  Church,  Uach 
letter,  margins  shaved,  title  writien  on,  and  autograph  of 
Wm.  Herbert,  A^o  place  or  printer's  name,  1566— To  my 
lovynge  brethren  that  is  troublyd  abowt  the  Popishe  Aparrell, 
two  snort  and  comfortable  Epistels,  black  Itttn,  "  Gylbie's 
Epistell "  writien  on  title  in  a  contemporary  hand.  Noplace, 
date  or  printer's  name,  both  very  rare  tracts,  I  vol.,  caH 
8vo.  (60)  Ellis,  ^S  io»- 

447  Apparel.     An  Answere  for  the  Tyme,  to  the  Examination  put 

m  print,  without  the  authours  name,  pretending  to  mayntayne 
the  Apparrell  prescribed  against  the  declaration  of  the 
mynisters  of  London  {[with  a  scheme  of  argument,  on  a 
single  folding  sheet),  title  soiled,  some  plain  margins  torn, 
otherwise  large  and  perfect.  No  place  or  printer's  name 
{JmnUd abroad t),  i566,8vo,  (61)  EUis,£\  \%%. 

44S  Apparel.  To  my  faylhfuU  Brethren  now  affycted  (on  the 
maintenance  of  Popish  Apparel)  (8  leaves)— To  my  fayth- 
full  Brethren  we  geve  thankes  to  God  for  your  constancie 
(about  the  wearing  of  Popish  Apparel)  (12  leaves),  both  rare 


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449  Amaud  (Henri).  Histoire  de  la  Glorieuse  Rentree  des  Vaudois 
dnns  leurs  Values,  Mition  originale  (avec  la  d^ication  kla 
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loins  et  aux  depens  de  Henri  Amaud,  1710(70)  Bain,  £\o 
[This  is  the  genuine  First  Edition  a!  this  remarkable  book, 
of  which  Acland,  the  translator  of  it  into  English  (1826), 
knew  of  only  eight  or  nine  copies.  Turner's  copy,  which 
had  a  difTcrent  dedication  (to  the  Duke  of  Wurtemberg)  sold 
for  £,11,  and  Hanrolt's  for  .£9  15s.— Ca/o/ojpw^ 

4;o  Articles  to  be  Inauired  of  (Second  year  of  Edward  VI.), 
original  edition,  blarh  lettn  (8  leaves),  large  copy  with  uncut 
edges  (stained),  half  calf,  Imprintid  the  laste  date  of  August 
M.D.XLVUI.  by  Ridt.  Grafton,  i,\ia.  {183)        Bull,  £2  13s. 

451  Articles  agreed  on  by  the  Bishoppes,  and  other  learned  menne 
in  the  Synode  at  London  the  yere  of  Our  Lorde  Godde  i  ;51, 
for  the  avoiding  of  Controversie  in  opinions,  etc.,  bhuhicttcr, 
original  edition,  title  wilhin  woodcut  border,  vellum,  R. 
GraAon,  1553,410.  (184)  Bull,  £\  los. 

4S3  Atlas  of  Ancient  Gec^^phy,  Biblical  and  Oassical,  edited  by 
Smith  and  Grove,  half  morocco,  1874,  imperial  folio  (197) 
Hill,  £\  108. 

453  Auction   Catalc^ues    of  Valuable   Libraries.      Tbos.   Crofts, 

1783 ;  Consnl  Smith  (priced),  1773  ;  R.  Farmer  (priced  and 
named),  1798  ;  Askew  (priced),  1775  ;  Pinelli,  1789  ;  West 
(priced),  1773,  and  others,  8vo.  {80)  Sofhtran,  £2  las. 

454  Augsburg  Confession.    The  Confessyon  of  the  Faytbe  of  the 

Garm&ynes  exhibited  to  the  mooste  Victorious  £mperour 
Charles  the  V.  in  the  Councell  or  Assemble  holden  at 
Augusta  the  yere  of  Our  Lord  1330,  to  which  is  added  the 
Apologie  of  Melaacthon,  etc.,  translated  by  Rycharde 
Tavemer  at  the  commaundement  of  Lorde  Thomas  Crom- 
well, black  Itttn,  title  within  woodcut  border,  woodcut  initials, 
contemporary  calf,  large  copy  with  very  wide  maigins, 
Robert  Redman,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (82)  E/lis,  £1$  15s. 

455  Augustinus  (S.)     Canon  pro  recomendatione  huius  famosi 

Opens  sive  libelli  sequentis  de  Arte  predicandi  Sancti 
Augustini,  printed  in  a  small  neat,  gothic  ItJtcr,  long  lines, 
40  to  a  page,  without  marks,  the  two  shields  of  Fust  and 
Schoeffer  m  red  on  last  leaf,  brown  morocco,  with  gilt 
fleurons,  inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Lortic,  fine  copy 
(from  Didot's  sale),  Mi>gunt~,  Ja  Fust  \circa  i4S9-6o] ,  folio 
(199)  Leighton,  £%<) 

[An  excessively  rare  production  of  John  Fust's  Press. 
Two  lines  in  the  "  Advertisement "  give  his  name  as  the 

Erinter.     It  occurs  as  the  fifth  in  his  list  of  books  printed  by 
im  about  1469.— Ca/i/tf,f«/*.] 
4j6  Augustinus  (S.)     Liber  de  Vita  Christiana,  lit  goth.,  17  leaves, 
without  marks,  18  lines  to  a  page,   rubricated,   morocco 
extra,  gilt  tooling,  gilt  edges  by  R.  de  Coverly,  fine  copy, 


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Absque  ulla  noia  (device  of  J.  SchofTer  in  red  on  last  leaf), 
4to.  (382)  Saiti,  £^8 

[Editio  princeps.     Hain,  No.  2ai)y~Calalo^ue.'\ 

457  Bacon    (Lord).      Works,   new  edition,  by  Basil    Montagti, 

portrait,  16  vol.  in  17,  original  cloth  boards,  uncut,  W. 
Pickering,  1825-34,  8vo.  (86)  Britweil,  £4  6s. 

458  Bale  (John).      The   Epistle   exhortatorye   of   an    Englishye 

Christiane  unto  his  derelye  beloved  contreye  of  Englaode 
against  the  pompouse  popyshe  Bysshoppes  therof,  etc.,  by 
Henrye  Stalbrydge,  black  Irtter,  written  from  Basyle,  1544, 
No  printer's  name — A  Bryefe  and  plaine  declaracion  of  cer- 
layne  seniences  in  this  little  boke  folowinK  to  satisfie  the 
consciences  of  them  that  have  judged  me  thereby  to  be  a 
favourer  of  the  Anabaptists,  by  J.  B.  (John  Bale),  blWck  ItttcT, 
No  date,  place,  or  printer's  name,  154S— A  Present  Conso- 
lacion  for  the  Sufferers  of  persecucion  for  ryghturysenes, 
G.  J.  (George  Joye),  hlatk  Utttr,  1544  in  ^^eptember—A 
Boke  made  by  John  Fryth  prysoner  in  the  Tower  of  London 
answerynge  unto  M,  Mores  Letter,  1533,  now  newly  revysed 
and  corrected,  ilatli  Ittttr,  Prynted  1 546,  last  daye  ofjun^— 
Melancthon  (Ph.)  A  Newe  Work,  concerning  both  partes 
of  the  Sacrament  to  be  recyved  of  the  lay  peple  .  .  .  newly 
translated  out  of  latyn,  ttetk  Irtttr,  No  place  or  printer's 
name,  IJ43,  in  i  vol.,  old  calf  (rebacked),  some  fore-edges 
shaved,  8vo.  (90)  Ellis,  £-j  js. 

Eiese  rare  tracts,  being  prohibited  in  England,  were 
bly  all  printed  abroad.  They  formerly  belonged  to 
Thos.  Baker,  the  antiquary,  who  had  written  a  list  on  the 
fly-leaves,— Catalog  ue.  T 

459  Bale  (John).     A  Brefe  Chronyde  concernynge  the  Examina- 

cyon  and  death  of  the  blessed  Martyr  of  Christ  Syr  Johan 
Oldcasiell  the  lorde  Cobham,  blncli  letter,  cut  on  title  (top 
comer  mended),  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  R.  dc  Covcrley, 
Imprynted Anno  Domini  1548,  VI.'Aug.,  8vo.  (92) 

Sotkeran,  £2  4s. 

460  Bale  (John).    Tlie  Apology  of  Joban  Bale  agaynst  a  ranke 

Papyst,  aunswering  both  hym  and  hys  doctours,  that  neyther 
their  vowes  nor  yet  their  priesthode  are  of  the  Gospel!,  but 
of  Antichrist— a  briefc  exposycyon  also  upo  the  XXX, 
Chaptre  of  Numeri,  original  edition,  blwh  Iftttr,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  John  Day,  1550,  8vo.  (93) 

Quarilck,  £z  3s- 

461  Balmanes  (Henry,  of  Halhillj.    The  Confession  of  Faith,  con- 

teining  how  the  troubled  man  should  seeke  refiige  at  his 
God  (with  an  Epistle  of  John  Knox),  title  and  last  leaf  soiled 
and  mended,  margins  worn  by  use,  with  all  faults,  vellum, 
Edinburgh,  by  Thos.  VautroUier,  1584,  8vo.  (98) 

W.  Broivn,  £\  9s. 

462  Barbour  (John).     The  Actes  and  Life  of  the  most  Victorious 

Conqueror  Robert  Bruce,  King  of  Scotland,  etc,  newly 
corrected  and  conferred  with  the  best  and  most  ancient 
MSS,,  blatk  irtlrc  (some  bottom  margins  shaved),  morocco, 
inside  ornamental  borders,  gilt  edges,  £x-Libris  of  Sir  John 


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Anstruther  back  of  title,  first  edition,  Edinburgh,  And.  Hart, 
1616,  8vo.  (100)  W.  BroiVH,£iy 

463  Bartram,     The   Boke   of   Barthra  Priest  intreatinge   of  thee 

bodye  and  bloude  of  Christe,  ilntfe  Uttti.  Imprinted  in 
Saynci Andrrwes  Parysshe,\^^2 — Calvin  (John).  AFaythfuI 
and  moste  Godly  treatyse  concemynge  the  most  sacred 
sacrament  of  the  blessed  body  and  bloude  of  Our  Saviour 
Christ,  translated  into  Englysbe  by  a  faythfull  brother,  black 
Utttr,  No  date,  place,  or  printer's  name — Here  begynneth  a 
booke  called  the  faule  of  the  Romyshe  Churche,  wyth  all 
the  Abhomioations,  etc.,  blath  Itltw,  ib. — The  Fyrst  (and 
the  Latter)  Examination  of  Mistres  Anne  Askewe,  lately 
martyred  in  Smithfeld  by  the  Romyshe  Popes  upholders  (by 
John  Bale)  (both  parts),  black  Uttw,  «i,— The  Sum  of  the 
Acles  and  Decrees  made  by  diverse  bishops  of  Rome, 
black  letter,  Tramlaiid  out  0/  Latyn  into  Englysk  and 
imprinted  by  Thomas  Gydson,  n.  d.,  all  fine  copies  of  very 
rare  pieces,  in  i  vol.,  mor.  gilt,  g.  e.  {loq) Richardson,  £,Z  js. 

464  Beattie  (Geo-)    John  O'Amha',  to  which  is  added  the  Murderit 

Mynstrell,  and  other  poems,  now  first  collected,  7  coloured 
engravings,  original  boards,  uncut,  Montrose,  1826,  8vo. 
(114)  Horitstein,  £1  los, 

465  Beza.  (Theod.)    Histoire  Ecdesiastique  des  Eglises  Refnrmdes 

au  Royaume  de  France,  depuis  I'an  1521  jusques  en  I'ann^e 
1563,  premiferc  Edition,  3  vol.,  morocco,  plain  inside  den- 
telles,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  Anvers,  Jean  Kemy,  15B0,  3vo. 
(r3i)  Ellis,  £i  17s.  6d. 

466  Beza  (Theod.)     An  Oration,  made  in  the  presence  of  the  King, 

the  Quene  Mother,  the  King  of  Navarre,  etc.,  Tuesday,  the 
IX.  September,  ij6i,  in  the  Noonery  of  Poyssi,  etc.,  bisck 
Utltr,  some  margins  shaved  and  scribbled  on,  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  R.  Jugge  (1561),  8vo.  (132)  Ellis,  £2  2s. 

467  Biblia  Hebraica,  cum  punctis  (some  leaves  supplied  in  MS., 

with  all  faults),  contemporary  binding,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
pigskin,  clasps  and  bosses,  Brixioi  per  Gersonem  ben  Mosen 
SoHonalum,  1494,  8vo.  (221)  Ginsburg,  £2  14s. 

[An  extremely  rare  and  early  edition  of  the  Hebrew  Bible, 
which  Vogt  in  his  catalogue  says  was  the  one  used  by 
Luther  in  preparing  his  German  version. — Caialogve.] 
468*Biblia  Sacra  Polyglotta,  Hebraicfe,  Chaldaicfe,  et.GrEect,  cum 
tribus  Interpretationibus  latinis  de  mandato  ac  sumptibus 
Card.  D.  F.  Ximenes  de  Cisneros  (some  leaves  discoloured 
and  stained,  and  very  slightly  wormed,  inner  margins  of  two 
titles  mended,  leaf  of  prologue  in  vol.  i.  shorter  than  the  rest, 
otherwise  apparently  quite  complete  and  generally  in  good 
condition,  with  the  6  leaves  of  Greek  Preface  to  St.  Paul's 
Epistles  (sold  with  all  faults),  6  vol,  vellum,  Compluti,  Am. 
Guil.  de  Brocario,  1514-15-17,  folio  (205)  Quarilch,  £Ji& 

[The   first  Polyglott  Bible  printed  ;  comprising  also  the 
first  printed  Greek  New  Testament.— Gt/a/iJfB*.! 
469  Biblia.     Vetus  Testamentum  Grscum  e  Codice  MS.  Alexan- 
drina  in  Bibl.  M-  B.  asservatur  cura  et  labore  H.  H.  Bab«r, 


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cum  Prolcgomenis  et  Nolls,  4  vol.  in  3,  uncut  (only  ijo 
copies  printed),  1816-28,  atlas  folio  (206)  Baier,  £z 

470  Biblia.     Codex  Alexandrinus  (Facsimile  of  the),  printed  by 

ofder  of  the  Trustees  of  the  British  Museum,  unbound  in 
4  portfolios,  1879-81,  folio  (207)  Qfiarilch,  £,%  5s. 

47 1  Biblia.     Bibliorum     Sactorum    Graecus     Codex    Vaticanus, 

coUatis  studiis  Caroli  Vercellone  et  Jos.  Coua,  cum  Pro- 
legoinenis,  Comtnentariis  et  Tabulis,  6  vol.,  Roma,  i86g-8i, 
folio  (208)  Quaritck,  £15  15s. 

472  Biblia.     Bibliorum    Codex    Sinaiticus    Petropolitanus,  edidit 

CoDstantius  Tiscbendorf,  cum  Appiendice  et  "  Neue  Bnich- 
stucke  von  Brugsch  Bey,"  6  vol.,  PetropoU,  1862,  Leipz., 
1867-75,  fol'o  (209)  Quariick,  £11  5*. 

473  Biblia    Sacra    Grseca.    Sacrse    Scripturse  Vcteris  Novaetjue 

Omnia  Graced  (Cura  Andr.  Asulani],  title,  and  some  initials 
and  ornamental  heading  in  red,  blue  morocco  extra,  line 
tooled,  with  fleurons,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  very  fine 
copy  (12J  in.  by  8J  in.),  Venet.  in  aed.  Aldi  et  Andrea 
Socerij  IS'S,  folio  (210)  Qftariich,  ^£35  los. 

[This  volume  contains  the  first  published  edition  of  the 
Greek  Text  of  the  Septuagint.— Cato/o^w.] 

474  Biblia.    Vetus  Testamentum  juxta  Septuaginta  ex  auctoritate 

Sixti  V  Poni.  Max.  editum,  Gr^c^  (studio  Ant.  Card. 
Caiatfs),  old  morocco,  line  tooled,  gilt  edges,  '  Roma, 
F.  Zannettus,  1587,  folio  (211)  Bull,  £,2  2s. 

475  Biblia  Sacra  Latina  cum  prologis  S.  Hieronimi,  Sscc.  XIII., 

a  fine  and  ancient  manuscript  on  vellum  (593  leaves),  in 
large  goihic  characters,  double  columns  of  38  lines,  with  184 
large  and  fincl)[-painted  and  illuminated  historiated  aiid 
ornamental  initials,  and  marginal  decorations,  bound  in 
3  vol.,  old  calf  sides,  with  russia  backs  and  rims,  large  folio 
(214)  Rabson,  £j<x> 

[A  very  fine  and  valuable  Codex  of  the  Bible,  apparently 
of  English  or  Anglo-Norman  workmanship,  with  some  in- 
dications of  variotis  readings.  The  illuminations  are  very 
important  for  the  costumes  of  the  century,  the  warriors  in 
full  chain  armour,  with  hoods  of  mail,  and  the  ladies,  rustics 
and  others  in  their  distinctive  dresses.  The  decorations 
consist  of  birds,  flowers,  grotesques,  etc.,  branching  off  into 
points  in  the  mar^ns.  The  marginal  ornament  to  Genesis  is 
very  line,  consisting  of  spirals  and  grotesques,  with  8  figures 
of  saints  in  ovals,  splendidly  illuminated. — Cala/ogue.'] 

476  Biblia.     Bibliorum  Sacrorum  Latinfe  Versiones  antiquse,  scu 

Vetus  Italica;  acced.  prefationes,  Observationes  et  Not^, 
opera  et  studio  D.  P.  Sabatier,  3  voL,  calf  gilt,  Fa/is,  Didot, 
etc.,  1751,  folio  (215)  tVette//,  ;£i7  5s. 

477  Biblia    Sacra    Latina    editionis    VulgatEe,    cum    prologis  S. 

Hieronymi,  lit.  nofh.  magna,  double  columns,  40,  41  and  42 
lines,  without  marks,  painted  omamenla!  initials,  capitals  in 
red  and  blue,  chapters  and  headlines  written  in  red,  some 
margins  decorated  (one  plain  margin  in  vol.  i.  and  several 
in  vol.  ii.  mended,  there  is  a  slight  defect  in  the  text  of 
Proverbs  xix.,  and  an  outside  marginal  mend  in  the  Book  of 


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Hosea  runs  into  several  letters,  which  are  supplied  in  MS. 
facsimile,  some  writings  in  the  ornamental  initials  have 
either  been  pasted  over  or  erased),  2  vol.,  finely  bound  in 
modern  green  morocco,  covered  with  elaborate  gilt  orna- 
ments, broad  inside  borders,  silk  linings,  joints,  gilt  edges, 
Moguntta,  Jo.  Gutenberg  et  Jo.  Fust,  circa  1450-5J  (316) 

QuaritcA,  ^2,950 
[The  first  printed  edition  of  the  Bible,  and  the  first  book 
pnntcd  with  movable  metal  types.  Exceedingly  rare,  only 
25  copies  on  paper  known.  It  is  also  known  as  the  Guten- 
be^,  Mazarin,  or  forty-two-line  Uiblc.  It  is  what  is  tailed 
the  second  issue,  having  40  lines  in  the  prologue  and  first 
page  of  Genesis,  41  on  the  reverse  of  tne  latter,  and  42 
afterwards.  Apart  from  the  very  slight  defects  mentioned 
above,  it  is  an  exceedingly  good,  clean  and  sound  copy, 
measuring  15  in.  by  10^  in.  It  was  sold  not  subject  to 
return. — Catalogue.  This  was  the  Syston  Park  copy,  which 
sold  for  ^3,9c»  on  the  dispersion  of  that  libraiy  in  December, 
1884.— Ed.] 

478  Biblia    Sacra    Latina    Editionis   Vulgatse    cum    prologis  S. 

Hieronymi,  printed  in  bold  semi-gothic  letter  in  double 
columns  of  41  lines,  without  marks,  painted  ornamental 
capitals,  some  with  mar^jiinal  decorations,  chapters  divided 
and  headlines  written  in  red  ink,  2  vol.,  contemporary  oaken 
boards,  stamped  pigskin,  a  large  and  clean  copy  (from  the 
Eicbsiadt  Monastery),  Absque  ulla nota  \_Argext~,  Eggesteyn, 
circa  1466],  folio  (217)  Quarilch,  £27  los. 

[This  extremely  rare  edition  is  regarded  by  Copinger  as 
the  first  of  Eggesteyn's  editions.  It  had  not  the  4  leaves  of 
the  "  Table  of  Rubrics "  found  in  one  or  two  copies. — 
Caialpgue^ 

479  Biblia    Sacra    Latina,  editionis    Vulgatx    cum    prologis  S> 

Hieronymi,  Xit  goth.,  double  columns,  42  lines,  without 
marks,  chapters  numerated  (Copinger,  Na  9),  numerous 
painted  ornamental  initials  in  blue  and  red,  some  contem- 
porary MS.  copies  of  St.  Jerome's  Epistles  inserted,  2  vol., 
contemporary  oaken  boatds,  stamped  leather,  clasps,  con- 
tents of  each  volume  written  on  vellum  within  metal  frames 
on  upper  covers,  Absque  ulla  nota  {Colon.,  C.  de  Homborch, 
1469],  folio  (ziB)  QuariUh,  £ij  los. 

[The  first  of  the  three  editions  attributed  to  this  printer. 
— Cata/agve.] 

480  Biblia  Sacra  Latina,   Editionis    Vulgatfe,  cum   prologis  S. 

Hieronymi,  Ut.  goth.,  double  columns,  50  aitd  4S  lines 
(436  leaves),  without  marks,  painted  initials  in  blue  and  red, 
beginning  at  the  Canticles,  large  woodcut  ornamental 
initials  occur  at  the  bead  of  each  book,  coloured  by  hand  in 
this  copy,  russia,  gilt  edges,  Absque  nota,  sed Basil  B.  Rodi 
tt  B.  Richel,  circa  1470-71,  folio  (219)  Tregaskis,  ^£3  3s. 

[A  very  rare  edition  of  the  Latin  Vulgate,  and  the  first 
Bible  pnnted  in  Basle.     (Copinger,  No.  12.}— CaialogueA 

481  Biblia.     Monumenta  Sacra  Inedita ;   Nova  Collectio,  edidil 

A.  J.  C.  Tischendorf,  numerous  facsimiles,  vol.  i.  to  vi.  and 


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ix.  (vol.  vii.  and  viii.  were  never  issued),  7  vol.,  uncut.  Lips., 
1855-70,  4to  {470)  Quariick,  £a  1  Ss. 

482  Blblia  Sacra  Latina-      Editionis   Vulgatae,  finely  printed   in 

roman  letter  in  double  columns,  without  marks,  ornamental 
initials  painted  in  blue  and  red,  running  titles  in  red,  leaf  of 
contemporary  MS.  readings  at  end,  old  stamped  pigskin, 
r.  e.,  tine  copy.  Absque  uila  natrt  [Argent.,  circa  1471],  folio 
(473)  Uighton,  I'ik 

[  f he  extremely  rare  edition,  known  as  the  R  Bible, 
formerly  attributed  to  Mentelin's  press.— Co/o/o^f.] 

483  Biblia  Sacra   Latina.     Ediiionis  Vul^atae.  cum  prologis  S. 

Hieronymi,  lit.  joth.  (titles  of  books  in  red),  double  columns, 
48  lines  (481  leaves),  without  marks,  numerous  large  and 
finely-painted  ornamental  initials,  first  page  of  Genesis 
decorated,  capitals  in  blue  and  red,  running  titles  written  in 
red,  brown  morocco  extra,  antique  style,  gilt  edges  by 
Bedford,  Moguntiae,  Petrus  Schoeffer  dc  Gernsheym,  \^Ti, 
in  Violin  MeUhie  AposL  {shields  in  red),  folio  (474) 

Quaritch,  £40 

[A  very  rare  edition,  reprinted  page  for  page,  but  with 

corrections,  from  the  first  printed  Bible  with  a  date  issued 

in  1462,  a  fine  large  copy,  measuring  16^  in.  by  11  in. — 

Catalogue^ 

484  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.     Vulgatae  Editionis,  cum  prologs  S. 

Hieronymi,  Epistola  Jo.  Andreae  Episcopi  Aleriensis,  ad 
Paulum  II.,  interpretationibus  Hebraicortim  Nominum,  etc., 
ItL  goth.,  double  columns,  6a  lines,  without  marks  (wanted 
7  leaves,  J  leaves  mended),  otherwise  a  fine  copy,  fine  illu- 
minated mitial  and  marginal  decoration  to  first  page  of 
Prologue,  and  other  painted  initials  with  marginal  decora- 
tions, sold  with  all  faults,  contemporary  oaken  boards, 
stamped  deerskin,  clasps,  Nurembergae,  per  And.  Frisner  tt 
Jo.  Sensensckmit,  1475,  V.  Idus.  Decembris,  with  printer's 
device  in  red,  royal  folio  {475}  Quaritch,  £,b 

4S5  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  prologis  S. 
Hieronymi,  et  Inteipretationibus  Hcbr.  Nom.,  lit  gotlu, 
double  columns,  51  lines,  without  marks,  but  with  running 
titles  to  the  books,  painted  ornamental  capitals  in  blue,  red 
'and  green,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  pigskin, 
Venel.,  F.  de  Hailbnin  et  Nic.  de  Frankfordia,  t475i  folio 
(476)  Quaritch,  £& 

[Tbe  first  Latin  Bible  printed  in  Venice.  In  the  bottom 
margin  of  the  last  leaf  of  "  Interpretationes,"  occurs  the 
name  of  an  early  former  owner,  "  Mgr.  Jos.  MuUer  de 
Rastein,  anno  1480^  in  Baden";  and  there  are  11  leaves  of 
a  MS.  index  at  end,  in  the  same  minute  but  clear  hand, 
ending,  "  Finis  Instrumenii  noni  anno  1480  die  bti  zoili  in 
Baden. " — Catalogue.  ] 

486  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae  cun\  Prologis  S. 
Hieronimi,  semi-SOthtt  Utter,  double  columns,  48  lines, 
without  marks,  numerous  MS.  notes  in  margin,  6  leaves  of 
contemporary  MS.  notes  at  end,  2  vol.,  modem  red  morocco 
extra,  inside  dentelles,  joints,  gilt  edges  by  Henderson  and 


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Bisset,  fine  copy,  Impressum  in  Civilate  Nurembergen.  per 
Anthonium  Cderger,  1475,  XVJ.  Novem,,  folio  (477) 

Quaritch.  /13  15s. 
[The  first  of  the  15  Latin  Bibles  printed  by  Koburger  in 
the  fifteenth  century.—  Catalogue.'] 
487  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  Prologis  et 
interpret.  Hebr.  Nom.,  lit.  floth ,  parva,  double  columns, 
52  lines,  with  signatures,  fine  painted  miniature  with  mar- 
^nal  decoration  on  first  leaf  of  Genesis,  ornamental  initials 
in  blue  and  red  (A,  a  blank,  and  leaf  of  Register  wanted), 
half  pigskin,  Venet.,  Nic.  Jensen,  [476,  folio  (478) 

Edwards,  £,\  4s. 
[Jenson's  first  Latin  Bible,  and  one  of  the  earliest  with 

Binted  signatures. — Catalngtu.] 
ia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  prologis  S. 
Hieronymiet  "VocabulisBibIiae,"Iil.  goth.,  double  columns, 
42  lines,  without  marks,  but  with  running  titles,  and  divisions 
of  chapters  (some  plain  margins  mended),  2  vol.,  oaken 
boards,  blue  velvet,  m  two  new  morocco  cases,  with  clasps, 
and  Perkins's  initials  and  arms  on  sides.  Absque  nota,  but 
with  device  of  Nic.  Gotz  of  Cologne  at  end  [Colon.,  1476  ?J. 
folio  (479)  QuariUA,  ^45 

[This  is  the  Perkins  copy,  which  was  bought  for  j^6;. 
Thereis  no  "Compendium,"  with  the litle noted  byCopinger 
at  end  of  this  copy,  but  there  is  a  "  Vocabula  "  of  43  (eaves, 
headed,  "  Incipiunt  Vocabula  Biblie  Secundum  Ordinem 
libronim  et  Capitulonim,"  33  leaves  of  which  are  in  the  first 
and  2a  in  the  second  volume.— Cn/a/c^w^.] 

489  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.     Editionis   Vulgatae   cum    prologis   S. 

Hieronvmi  et  interpret.  Hebraicorum  Nominum,  semi- 
gothic  letter,  double  columns,  without  marks  (except  in  the 
"  Interpretationes,"  which  has  signatures),  first  page  of  each 
vol.  decorated  with  an  illuminated  initial  to  each,  painted 
ornamental  initials  in  blue  and  red  (first  10  leaves  in  vol.  i. 
mended),  2  vol.,  old  red  morocco  gilt,  side  borders  in  green 
and  gold,  with  crest,  Paris,  U.  Genng,  M.  Crantz  et  M.  Fre- 
burger  {circa  1476),  folio  {480)  Quariick,  £ib 

['fhe  first  Bible  printed  in  the  city  of  Paris  by  the  original 
introducers  of  printing  into  that  city  in  i^-ja.^Calaiogue.'] 

490  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.     Vulgatae    Editionis,    cum    interpret. 

Hebr.  Nominum,  lit  eoth.,  double  columns,  52  lines,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  first  and  last  leaves  backed,  some  inner 
margins  in  the  "  Interpretationes  "  mended,  but  otherwise 
an  excellent  copy  of  a  rare  edition,  bound  in  2  vol.,  bright 
old  calf  gilt,  y.  e.  (Sunderland  copy),  Ntapoli,  Mathias 
Moravus,  1476,  folio  (481)  Quaritch,  £1^ 

491  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.    Editio  Vulgata,  cum  interpretation ibus 

Hebraicorum  Nominum,  lit.  eotn.,  double  columns  (;o  lines), 
without  marks,  but  with  printed  running  titles,  woodcut 
ornamental  initials  in  vol.  li.  (some  leaves  stained),  2  vol., 
red  morocco  giit,  gilt  edges,  Basil.  Bern.  Richel,  1477, 
folio  (482)  Quaritch,  £\n 


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491  Biblia  Sacra  Latioa.  EduioVulgata,lit  gsth.,  double  columns 
painted  oraamental  capitals  in  blue  and  red  (wanted  title, 
several  leaves  torn  and  mended,  with  all  faults),  old  calf 
eilt,  rare  edition,  Caloniiu,  Conr.  de  Homborch,  1479,  folio 
(483)  Qttarihh,  ll 

493  Blblia  Sacra  Latina.     Ediiio  Vul^ata,  cum  Glossa  Ordinana, 

etc.,  lit.  goth.,  two  types  (interlinear  gloss  in  the  text  and 
in  margio),  si);natures  and  headings  of  chapters,  numerous 
finely  painted  oraamental  initials  in  blue  and  red,  with  some 
marginal  decorations,  bound  in  6  vol.,  modern  morocco, 
t.  e.  g.,  large,  sound,  and  clean  copy  (18^  in.  by  13  in.), 
Absque  uila  nota  {Venet.,  1480?),  folio  (484) 

Quaritck,  £7  17s.  6d. 

494  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.      Edicio    Vulgata,    cum    prologis    S. 

Hieronymi,  Epistola  ad  Menardum  et  Canonibus  Eusebii, 
lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  51  lines,  without  signatures  or 
catchwords,  but  the  leaves  numbered  throughout  to 
CCCCLXI.  (leaf  of  Table  of  the  Books  at  the  beginning, 
and  the  6  leaves  of  Canones,  etc.,  at  the  end  unnumbereo), 
first  page  of  text  had  a  fine  large  palmed  initial  with 
marginal  decorations,  and  there  were  many  ornamental 
initials  in  blue  and  red,  2  vol,  brown  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  Nuremb.,  Ant.  Koburger,  1480,  folio  (485) 

it  hat"      ""  ■ 

a  church  in  ii,'&2.^Catalof[ue.'] 

495  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.    Editio  Vulgata,  cum  Interpr.  Hebrai- 

corum  Nominum,  lit-Sollt.,  double  columns,  with  signatures, 
bound  in  2  voL,  modem  calf  antique,  with  centre  gilt  orna- 
ment, gilt  edges,  "Fontibus ex  Graecis Hebraorumqtu  libris" 
etc.,  s.  i.  aut  typ.  nom.,  1483,  folio  (486)    Maggs,  £2  12s.  6d. 

496  Biblia    Sacra     Latina.       Editio    Vulgata    cum     prologis    S. 

Hieronymi,  Summariis,  Tabula  Alphabetica  et  Interp.  Heb. 
Nom.,  lit.  goth.,  capitals  painted  in  red  (wanted  title  and 
end  of  "  Interpretationes','"  ailer  Tabita),  some  margins  cut 
into,  blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Argentina  \s.  nom.  typ\ 
1497,  folio  (487)  Bull,  £1  IIS. 

497  Biblia  cum  Concordantiis,Interpretationibus  Nominum  Hebrai- 

coram,  etc.,  lit  goth,,  two  woodcuts  on  title  and  numerous 
spirited  woodcuts  in  the  text,  oaken  boards,  stamped  oraa- 
mental pigskin  with  central  figures,  Lugd.,  Jo.  Saccon 
expensis  A.  Koberger,  1512,  folio  (489)         Lelgklon,  £3  3s, 

498  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.     Editionis  Vulgatse,  tribus  tomis  dis- 

tincta.  Ad  Concilii  Tridentini  pr^escriptum  emendata,  et  a 
Sixti  v..  P.  M.  recognita  et  approbata,  engraved  and  printed 
titles,  old  red  morocco,  full  gilt  back,  ornamental  frame 
sides,  gilt  edges  (Sunderland  copy],  Roma  ex  tyfi.  Apost. 
Vaticana.  1590,  folio  (500)  Quaritck,  £10 

[The  8rst  edition  of  the  Sixtine  Bible;  suppressed  by 
Sixtus  V.'s  Successor,  Gregory  XI V.  Autographs  of 
"  FL  Hartland"  and  "C.  Spencer"  (third  Earl  of  Sunder- 
land) on  printed  title ;  and  the  following  inscription,  "  Liber 


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bic  emptus  ex  auctione  BibltotfaeciE  D.  Worsly  32  Lib. 
Sterlinis  Londinii  13  Maii  1678." — Catalogue.'\ 

499  Biblia  Sacra  VulgatEC  Editionis,  Clementis  VIII.  Pont.  Max. 

fussu  recognita  atque  edita,  apparently  large  paper  (17  in. 
Djr  11^  in.),  fine  engraved  frontispiece,  vellum,  emblazoned 
£z-Libris,  iu  cover,  fine  copy,  Roma  ex  lypograp/tta  Apostolica 
Vaticana.  1592,  folio  (501)  Qttariich,  £6 

[The  second  and  revised  edition  of  the  Sixtine  Bible  ;  and 
the  standard  text  of  the  Vulgate. — Ca/alogue.] 

500  Biblia.    Cotnmento  di  Antonio  Brucioli  in  tutti  I  Sacrosanti 

libri  del  Vecchio  et  Nuovo  Testainento,  dalla  Hebraica 
veiita  ct  Fontc  Grseco  per  esso  tradotti  in  lingua  Toscana, 
the  7  voL  complete  in  2,  title  to  vol.  iv.  a  little  mended, 
otherwise  a  fiae,  large,  and  clean  copy,  half  nissia,  gauffered 
e<^es,  Ventl..,  per  Francisco  Brucioli  e  Fraiegli,  1546-42-44, 
folio  (503}  Leighton,  £2  83. 

501  Biblia  en  Lengua  espanola  traduzida  de  la  verdadera  Origen 

Hebrayca  por  muy  exceleoies  letrades  ;  con  yndustria  y 
deligencia  de  Duarte  Pinel  Portugues  (second  edition  of  the 
Ferrara  Bible),  lit.  goltt.,  double  columns,  comers  and 
inner  margins  of  several  leaves  mended,  wanted  the  z  leaves 
of  Hepbtharoth,  with  all  faults,  vellum,  Ferrara,  Jer.  de 
Vargas,  1553,  folio  (504)  Quaritek,  £6  los. 

503  Biblia.  La  Saincie  Bible  en  Francoys  translaiee  selon  la 
pure  et  entiere  traduction  de  Sainct  Hierome,  avec  les  con- 
cordances en  Marge  diligemment  revlsitees  (par  Jacaues 
Lefevre  d'Estaples),  lettres  biiardes,  titles  within  wooocut 
borders,  numerous  fine  woodcuts,  and  ornamental  initials. 
2  voL  in  I,  a  generally  sound  copy,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
leather,  metal  bosses  and  clasps,  Anvers,  Martin  I'Empereur, 
1530,  folio  (506)  Quaritek,  £%  17s.  6d. 

[A  rare  edition,  long  regarded  as  the  first  of  Lefevre's 
translation.     All   the  early  editions  were  rigorously  sup- 

Eressed. — Catalogue.  ] 
lia.  La  Bible,  qui  est  toute  la  Saincte  Escripture  .  .  . 
Translatez  en  Francoys,  le  Vieil  de  Lebrieu,  le  Nouveau  du 
Grec,  atissi  deux  amples  Tables,  lettres  b&tardes,  old 
stamped  calf,  fine,  large  and  clean  copy,  Acheve  dimprimer 
en  la  Ville  et  ConU  de  Neuckastel  par  Pierre  de  Wingh  diet 
Pirol  Pieard  I'an,  1535,  Illle  de  Juing  {tp-f) 

Quaritek,  £yj  ios. 

\Va^  first  edition  of  the  first  Protestant  Bible  for  the 

Vaudois ;  translated  by  P.  Olivetan  with  the  assistance  of 

Calvin. — Catalogue.  ] 

;o4  Biblia.     La  Grand  Bible  en  Francoys,  hytori^e  et  corri^e 

tdu  Latin  de  Pierre  Coitiestor  par  Guyart  des  Moulins] 
Bttres  bitardes,  numerous  woodcuts  and  woodcut  initials, 
ruled  in  red,  2  vol.  in  i,  clean  copy,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
leather  (rebacked),  rare  edition  (not  noticed  in  Brunet), 
faris,  A.  Bonnemere.  1537-38,  folio  (508)  Leigkton,  £b 

505  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae  cum  Prologiis  S. 
Hieronymi,  small  neat  semi-gothic  letter,  double  columns, 
without  marks,  60  lines  to  a  page,  painted  and  illuminated 


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initials,  vellum  gilt,  very  clean  copjr,  wanted  leaf  in  Eccle- 
siasticus  and  one  in  signature  C,  slightly  wanned,  Per  me 
Joannem  Petrum  de  Ferralis  Crtmanensis  Placmtiae  im- 
pressum,  1475,  410.  (659)  Sotkeran,  ;£S4 

[^This  Latin  Bible  is  generally  regarded  as  the  first  book 
pnnied  at  Piacenza.  This  was  the  Sunderland  copy.— 
Catalogue?^ 

506  Biblia  (Sacra)  cum  tabula  nuper  impressa,  et  cum  Summariis 

noviter  edila  (et  Interpret.  Norn.  Hebraicorum),  lit  floth., 
spirited  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (some  leaves  at  end 
slightly  wormed),  vellum,  dean  copy,  Venet.,  S.  Bevilaqua. 
with  device,  1498,  4to.  (661)  Quari/cA,  £10  159. 

507  Biblica  Sacra  Delglca.     Das  Oude  Testament,  lit  gattt.,  double 

columns,  capitals  painted  in  red  (some  leaves  stained, 
slightly  defective,  and  mended,  with  all  faults),  a  vol.,  modem 
blue  morocco  extra,  joints,  gilt  edges  (Syston  Park  copy), 
Del/  in  Holland,  Jac.  Jacobson  et  M.  Yemanti,  1477,  small 
folio  (667)  Ltighton,  £\o  los. 

[First  edition  of  the  Old  Testament  in  Dutch,  the  Psalms 
being  omitted. — Cafaloguei\ 

508  Bible.     The  Holy  Bible,  in  the  Earliest  English  Versions, 

made  from  the  Latin  Vulgate  by  John  Wydiffe  and  his 
follower^  edited  by  Forshall  and  Madden,  4  vol.,  Oxford, 
1850,  4to.  (669)  Bull,  £2  los. 

[Most  probably  the  first  entire  Bible  in  English  was  the 
work  of  Nicholas  de  Hereford  and  John  WyclifTe,  about  the 
year  r38o.  Wyclitfe  died  four  years  later.  Many  of  the 
glosses  introduced  by  Hereford  and  WyeiifTe  appear  in 
Matthew's  Bible  of  1537.— Ed.] 

509  Bible.     Fry  (Fr.)    The  Bible  by  Coverdale.  1535,  remarks  on 

the  titles,  the  year  of  publication,  etc.,  facsimiles,  printed 
upon  vetlum,  only  a  few  copies  taken,  half  morocco,  Willis 
and  Sotheran,  1867,  4to.  (671)  Q^taritch,  £1  7s-  6d. 

510  Bible.     The  Whole  Byble  ;  faythfuUy  translated  into  Englyshe, 

bv  Myles  Coverdale,  and  newly  overscne  and  correcte,  1550, 
blach  letter  (Hester  title  inlaid  and  backed ;  Froschover  and 
Jugge  titles  in  facsimile,  4  leaves  of  table  at  end  facsimile, 
margins  of  Kalendar  and  some  other  leaves  mended,  and 
some  margins  shaved,  otherwise  a  sound  and  generally 
excellent  copy,  sold  with  all  faults),  brown  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  F,  Bedford,  Prynted  for  Andrevj  Hester, 
1 5  50  \by  Froschover  of  Zurich  and  re-issued  by\  R.  Jvgge, 
1553,  4to.  (6?a)  Ginsburg,£3fi 

[Jugge's  re-issue  of  the  second  foreign  edition  of  CoVer- 
daie's  Bible,  of  which  the  Lenox  copy  is  said  to  be  the  only 
perfect  one  )/iao<*in.^Catalogue.'\ 
Sii  Bible.  The  Bible  in  Englishe  .  ,  .  accordinge  to  the  transla- 
tion that  is  appointed  to  be  rede  in  the  Churches  ^Cranmer's), 
blutt  Itttci,  woodcut  initials  (one  of  a  boy  bemg  birched 
heading  the  Epistle  to  the  Galatians),  title,  Psalmes  title, 
1 1  leaves  in  Psalms  and  3  leaves  in  Rei-elations  in  facsimile, 
some  margins  mended  and  cut  into,  with  all  faults,  calf^ 
Printed  by  Edw.Whytckurche,  1550,  4to.  (673)  QfiariUh,  £\\ 


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512  Bible.    The  Byblc  in  Englishe  (Cranmer's),  with  Calendar 

and  Ordre  of  Common  Prayer,  blath  Idltt  (title,  calendar, 
and  last  6  leaves  of  Revelations  in  fecsiniile,  some  leaves 
stained,  with  all  faults),  old  calf,  rare  edition  (Lea  Wilson,  aa), 
Nich.  Hyil,  1552,  4(0.  (674)  Leighton,  £i,  15s. 

513  Bible.    The  Bible  in  Englishe,  according  to  the  translation  of 

the  Great  Bible  (with  a  Table),  printed  in  a  peculiar  small 
Uach  [ttttr,  in  double  columns  with  3  titles,  and  marginal 
references,  first  title  and  next  leaf  in  facsimile,  some  leaves 
stained  and  margins  cut  into,  blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
with  all  faults,  R.  Grafton,  Mense  Decemb.,  i^^^  4to.  (675) 

Ridier,  £(,  los. 

514  Bible.     The  Holie  Bible,  faithfully  translated   into  English, 

with  Arguments,  Annotations,  etc.,  by  the  English  College 
of  Doway,  2  voL,  old  calf,  Dtrway,  L.  Kellam,  1609-10 — The 
New  Testament,  translated  faithfully  into  English  in  the 
English  College  of  Rhemes,  old  calf,  Rlie7iies,  John  Ft^ny, 
1582,  4to.  (676)  E.  G.  Allen,£i  los. 

[The  First  Edition  of  the  Roman  Catholic  versions  of  the 
Old  and  New  Testaments. — Caiaio^ue.] 

J15  Biblia  Sacra,  juxta  Vulgatam  edJtio,  cum  annot.  Jo.  Benedicti, 
numerous  woodcuts,  bound  in  3  vol.,  calf,  m.  e.,  Paris,  J. 
Kerver,  1560,  8vo.  (2^3)  QuariUh,  £1  16s. 

5  r6  Biblia  Sacra,  ad  vetustissima  exemplaria  nunc  recens  castigata 
Romxtjue  levisa,  numerous  woodcuts  (the  first  3  coloured), 
bound  m  3  vol.,  calf,  Lugd.,  G.  RoviUius,  1573,  8vo.  (233) 

Body,  £1  los. 

517  Bible.  [The  Pentateuch  or  Five  Books  of  Moses,  translated 
by  Wm.  Tyndall.^  Exodus,  Leviticus,  Numbers,  and  Deu- 
teronomy only,  with  facsimiles  of  the  title  and  next  2  leaves 
of  Genesis.  Exodus  wanted  the  8  preliminary  leaves,  folios 
43'47>  49  and  57.  Leviticus  had  title-leaf  of  Prologue,  title. 
and  next  leaf  in  facsimile,  and  wanted  all  before  folio  17,  and 
folios  50,  ;i.  Numbers  wanted  10  leaves  of  Prologue,  and 
had  the  last  leaf  in  facsimile.  Deuteronomy  had  lirst  4  leaves, 
folio  57,  and  last  leaf  in  facsimile.  Sold  with  all  faults,  old 
rough  calf  [Marlborow  Hans  Luft],  1534,  8vo.  (240) 

Quarttck,  £(x3 
[This  is  the  second  edition  of  Tindale's  Pentateuch.    The 
first  is  dated  January  17,  1530.— Ed.] 

518  Bible.   The  Bokes  of  Salomon,  namely  Proverbia,  Ecclesiasles, 

Sapientia  and  Ecclesiasticus,  or  Jesus  the  Sonne  of  Syrach, 
cum  privjiegio  ad  imprimendum  solum,  blacli  Utttr,  title 
within  woodcut  border,  2  pages  ink  stained,  otherwise  a 
very  fine  and  clean  copy,  morocco  gilt,  antique  style,  gilt 
edges  by  Rivi&re,  Imprynied  in  London  in  the  Old  Jury  by 
Edwarde  Wkytekurck,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (241)  QuariUh,  £20 

[A  very  rare  edition,  of  which  Lowndes  could  only  quote 
the  Museum  copy.  VV.  Copland's  edition,  dated  1551,  sold 
for  ^£24  in  the  Ashbumham  sale. — Cataiogue.'] 

519  Bible  (Holy).     Newly  translated  out  of  the  Original  Tongues 

(King  James's),  with  the  Apocrypha,  frontispiece  of  Adam 
and  Eve  and  engraved  title  (soiled),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 


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good  copy,  ruled  in  red,  Edinburgh,  If  the  Printers  to  the 
King's  Most  Excellent  Majestie,  1633,  8110.  (246) 

W.  Brown,  £2 

[The  first  edition  of  the  Authorized  Version  printed  in 

Scotland.    The  first  Bible  printed  there  is  the  well  known 

"Bassandyne  Bible"  of  1379,  which  was  taken  from  the 

Genevan  Folio  of  1 562.—  En.] 

520  Bible.     The  Bible  and  Holy  Scriptures  .  .  .  translated  accord- 

ing to  the  Ebrewe  and  Greeke,  with  most  profitable  annota- 
tions, and  two  tables,  woodcuts  and  maps,  title  neatly  inlaid 
(otherwise  a  very  clean  and  sound  copy),  morocco  extra, 
antique  style,  gilt  edges  by  Bedford,  Geneva,  printed  by 
Rowland  Hall.  1560,  4to.  (677)  QuariUh.  £2,6 

[First  edition  of  the  Genevan,  or  "  Breeches,"  version. 
The  changes  made  in  the  Geneva  version  were  the  use  of 
Roman  type  instead  of  black  letter,  which  had  hitherto  been 
exclusively  used  in  the  case  of  English  printed  Bibles,  and 
the  division  of  chapters  into  verses.— Ed.] 

521  Bible  (The)  and  Holy  Scriptures  .  .  .  translated  according  to 

the  Ebrue  and  Greke,  with  most  profitable  annotations  ; 
with  Calendar  Historical,  Whole  Booke  of  Psaimes  in  Metre, 
with  apt  Notes,  Prayers,  Catechisms,  etc.  Genevan,  or 
"  Breeches,"  Version  (third  edition),  maps  and  woodcuts 
(title  to  O.  T.  mended,  margins  cut  close,  2  leaves  at  end 
and  map  in  N.  T.  in  facsimile,  some  mat^ins  mended  ;  sold 
with  all  faults),  calf,  gilt  edges,  Geneva,  Crispin,  1569-68, 
4t0  (678)  Ridler,  £2,  8s. 

521  Bible.  The  Bible  .  .  .  translated  according  to  the  Ebrew  and 
Greeke,  with  most  profitable  annotations,  and  two  tables 
(Genevan  or  "  Breeches"),  in  roman  letter,  woodcut  titles, 
blue  morocco,  blind  stampied  ornaments,  gilt  edges.  Deputies 
ofC.  Barker,  1599,  4(0.  (680)  IV.  Brown,  £3 

523  Bible.    The  Bible,  translated  according  to  the  Hebrew  and 

Greeke,  with  most  profitable  annotations,  Genevan  or 
"Breeches"  Version,  with  Speed's  Genealogies,  and  Two 
Right  Profitable  Concordances,  by  R.  F.  Herrey,  bUtk  Ulttr, 
calf,  with  meta!  bosses,  R.  Barker,  1615,  4to.  (681) 

524  Bible.    The  Holi  Bible  (these  words  in  the  centre  of  a  wood- 

cut title  (facsimile  ?),  with  figure  of  Queen  Eliiabeth  crowned 
by  Justice  and  Meicie,  supported  by  Fortitude  and  Prudence), 
with  Calendar  and  BookofCommon  Prayer,  blftch  and  roman 
letter,  ruled  (some  margins  shaved,  with  all  faults),  old  calf, 
R-  JuKge.  '  569.  small  410.  (682)  Ginsburg,  ^8  los. 

[The  second  edition  of  the  Bishop's  Bible,  the  first  in 
quarto. — Catalogue.  ] 

525  Bible.    The  holy  Byble  ...  set  forth  by  Authoritie,   1575, 

with  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  black  Ittttr  (title  and 
3  leaves  of  Calendar  in  facsimile,  2  or  3  leaves  mended, 
some  headlines  cut  into,  otherwise  a  good  copy,  sold  with 
all  faults),  purple  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  a  rare  edition. 


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Imfrynted  at  Newgate  Market  by  R.  Jugge,  1575,  4to. 
{683)  QuariUk,  li 

[The  seventh  edition  of  the  Bishoji's  version.  The  Initial 
Letter  of  the  first  chapter  of  Genesis  discloses  Archbishop 
Parker's  arms  and  the  date  1570.— Ed.] 

526  Bible.  The  HolyBible(K.  James's).  withSpeed's  Genealogies, 
and  the  Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes  in  Metre,  with  apt 
notes,  roman  letter  (the  O.  T.  has  3  titles,  one  with  engraved 
and  the  other  with  woodcut  border),  in  i  vol.,  old  English 
blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  R.  Barker  and  Stat.  Co.,  1612, 
4to.  (684)  Magg!,  £2  4S. 

[The  first  edition  in  quarto  of  the  Authorized  Version. — 
Calaiogue.l 

517  Bible.  The  Books  of  the  Old  Testament,  translated  into  Irish 
hf  the  Care  and  Diligence  of  Bp.  W.  Bedel,  first  edition  of 
toe  Bible  in  Irish,  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Printed  at 
London,  1685,  4to.  (697)  Edwards,  £j  3s. 

Sj8  Bible.  The  Holy  Bible  (King  James's),  the  edition  known  as 
the  "  Vinegar"  Bible,  from  the  misprint  in  the  headline  to 
the  Parable  of  the  Vineyard,  engraved  frontispiece  and  fine 
large  copperplate  vi^ette  by  Du  Boic,  woodcut  initials,  old 
English  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Oxford,  J.  Baskett,  1717, 
imperial  folio  (1C55)  Ridler,  £\  18s. 

519  Bible.  Biblift  Sacra  Germanica.  Der  Deutsche  Bibel,  lit.  goth., 
double  columns  (ccccclxxxiii  leaves  without  marks),  nume- 
rous woodcuts  carefully  coloured  by  hand,  2  vol.  in  i,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  Niirnberg,  Ant.  Koburger  1483, 
folio  (76s)  W.  Brown,  ^£34 

[The  ninth  edition  of  the  Bible  in  German,  and  the  first 
printed  at  Nuremberg.  The  woodcuts  are  the  same  as 
those  used  in  the  Low  Saxon  version  of  Cologne,  1480.  In 
this  version  the  temptation  of  Joseph  is  attributed  to 
Pharaoh's  (not  Potiphar's)  wife. — Ca/aioj:'"-] 

530  Bible.  The  Bible,  that  is,  the  Holy  Scripture  of  the  Old  and 
New  Testament,  faithfully  and  truly  translated  out  of 
Douche  and  Latyn  into  Englishe  (by  Miles  Coverdale),  blach 
UUcT,  fine  woodcut  titles,  map  and  numerous  woodcuts  and 
ornamental  initials,  purple  morocco  extra,  joints,  vellum  fly- 


ifVXXXy.,  and  fynished  the  fourth  dt^e  of  October 
{Antwerp,  facob  Van  Meteren),  folio  (767)  Sotkeran,  j£88 
[The  first  edition  of  the  Bible  in  English  and  excessively 
rare,  no  absolutely  perfect  copy  being  known.  This  copy 
had  the  following  defects  r  Title,  first  leaf  of  dedication,  first 
9  leaves  of  Genesis,  half  of  the  map,  last  6  leaves  and  per- 
haps one  or  two  others  in  facsimile  ;  several  leaves  washed, 
mended,  and  margins  cut  into  j  facsimiles  of  the  second 
(1553)  title  (with  the  date  in  laige  figures),  and  of  the  title 
dated  1 536,  as  well  as  of  the  leaf  "  To  the  reader  "  (in  Ant- 
werp type)  from  the  Earl  of  Leicester's  copy,  inserted. — 
CiUalogtu^ 
531  Bible.  The  Byble  .  .  .  truly  and  purely  translated  into  Eng- 
lysh  by  Thomas  Matthew,  bluh  Utter,  numerous  woodcuts 


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(wanted  the  large  cut  of  Adam  and  Eve  before  Genesis,  all 
the  preliminary  leaves,  the  words  of  the  N.  T.  title  and  table 
at  end  in  facsimile,  first  leaf  of  Genesis  partly  facsimile, 
some  margins  cut  into,  otherwise  an  excellent  copy,  sold 
with  all  faults),  half  bound.  To  the  honoure  and  prayie  of 
God  was  this  Byble  prynled  and  fynessked  in  the  Yere  of 
Oure  LordGodisyj,  folio  (768)  Buii,  £iz 

[The  rare  ediiionbyjohn  Rogers,  the  first  martyr  in  Queen 
Mary's  reign,  supposed  to  have  been  printed  at  Antwerp  by 
Jacob  Van   Meteren,  and  published  by  Grafton  and  Whit- 
church.  Copies  are  verj^  seldom  found  perfect.^Cafii/o^Mf.l 
532  Bible.    The  Byble.  whych  is  all  the  hoiy  Scripture,  truelye  and 

Eurely  translated  into  English  by  Thomas  Matthewe,  1537, 
Utch  litter,  woodcut  lilies  in  compartments  (first  title  and 
last  leaf  inlaid,  margins  of  many  leaves  in  N.  T.  cut  into, 
but  generally  a  sound  copy,  with  ail  the  preliminaries,  sold 
with  all  faults),  Wm.  Hyl!  and  Thos.  Reynaldes,  Oct.,  1549, 
folio  (769)  SolAeran,  ^14 

[The  second  edition  of  Matthew's  translation,  revised  by 
G.  Becke.  It  has,  like  the  1537  edition,  the  "Bugges  ' 
reading  in  Psalm  xci.  5.    The   'Three  Witnesses"  in  St 

John's  Epistle  is  printed  in  two  types. — Caealogue.'\ 
le.  The  Byble  .  .  .  truly  and  purely  translated  into 
English,  and  nowe  lately  with  great  industry  rccognyied 
(Matthew's),  with  Prologues,  Annotations  and  Exposicions 
of  harde  places,  etc.,  bUcIt  Idttr,  woodcut  titles  and  orna- 
mental initials  (first  title  and  2  leaves  of  Kalendar  in  fac- 
simile, margins  of  other  leaves  of  Kalendar  and  several  in 
Revelation  mended,  otherwise  a  good  copy),  sold  with  all 
faults,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  T.  Petyt  (at  end  Nic.  Hyll), 
iSSi,  folio  {770)  Bull,  £7  15s. 

534  Bible.     The  Byble  .  .  .  truly  and  purely  traslated  into  English, 

and  nowe  lately  with  ^reat  industry  and  diligece  recognised, 
bUck  Itftcr,  woodcut  title  and  woodcuts  in  the  text  (first  title 
partly  inlaid,  maig:ins  of  preliminary  leaves  mended,  last  leaf 
mended,  otherwise  a  sound,  genuine,  and  uncommonly  eood 
copy),  old  calf.  Day  and  Seres,  1549,  ;rw«.  .^k^j/,  folio  (771) 
Leishton,£i\ 
[Matthews'  version,  revised  bv  E.  Becke,  with  Tyndale's 
Prologues  to  the  N.  T.  A  rare  edition.  It  has  the  "Bugges" 
reading  in  Psalm  xcL  v.  An  inscription,  "  Be  me  Eusabie 
Slatson  Roper,"  in  the  margin  of  folio  Ixii  of  the  second 
part. — Catalogue^ 

535  Bible.     Fry  (Fr.)  Description  of  the  Great  Bible,  1538,  etc., 

illustrated  by  facsimiles  and  original  leaves,  half  morocco, 
1865.  folio  (772)  Quaritch,  £%  i6s. 

536  Bible.    The  Byble  in  Englysbe,  that  is  to  saye  the  Content  of 

alt  the  holy  Scripture  ,  .  .  truly  translated  after  the  veryte 
of  the  Hebrue  and  Greek  Textes  by  ye  dylygent  studyc  of 
dyverse  excellent  learned  men,  etc.,  oUck  Ictttr,  fine  woodcut 
titles  in  compartments  and  numerous  woodcuts  (first  title 
and  preliminary  leaves  in  facsimile,  title  to  the  Apocrypha 
mounted,  several  leases  in  Genesis  and  after  folio  ixv  in 


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N.  T,  defective  and  mended,  otherwise  large  and  sound,  sold 
with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Prynled  fy  Rychatd 
Grafton^  Edw.  IVhiUAureh,  1539,  folio (773) fiwtf,j£i9  ros. 

t First  edition  of  the  Great,  or  Cranmer's,  or  Cromwell's 
lie.  It  was  bein^  printed  in  Paris  by  Fr.  Regnault,  under 
Coverdale's  supervisiou,  when  the  work  was  interrupted  \>y 
the  Inquisitors,  and  in  conseauence  finished  in  London.  It 
has  the  reading  Pharaoh's  wife  for  Potipbar's  in  the  heaiding 
to  Gen.  Toaa-t.^Caialogue-l 
537  Bible.  The  Byble  in  Englyshe  .  .  .  truly  translated  aAer  the 
Veryte  of  the  Hebrue  and  Greke,  by  the  diligent  studye  of 
dyvers  excellent  lemed  men  .  .  .  with  a  table  to  fynde  the 
Epystles  and  Gospels,  after  Salysbuiy  Use.  bl«cli  ttttn, 
woodcut  titles  (the  first  mended  and  mounted,  the  3  leaves 
of  Kalendar,  etc,  and  last  3  leaves  of  N.  T.  in  facsimile,  leaf 
in  Apocrypha  defective,  several  margins  mended,  otherwise 
a  feirlygood  copy,  sold  with  all  faults),  morocco  gill,  gilt 
edges,  £  Petyt  and  R.  Redman/or  T.  BerthtUt,  April,  1 540, 
folio  (77I)  Bull,  i-io 

[Second  edition  of  the  Great  or  Cromwell's  Bible.  Has 
the  reading  Pharaoh's  wife  for  Potiphar's  in  beading  to 
Cen.  xxxix. — Catalogue.^ 
53S  Bible.  The  Byble  in  Englysbe  .  .  .  with  a  prologe  thereinto 
made  by  the  reverende  father  in  God  Thomas  Archbysshop 
of  Canterbury.  This  is  the  Byble  apoynted  to  the  use  of 
the  Churches,  filacli  Utlcr,  fine  woodcut  titles  in  compart- 
ments, woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  first  title  inlaid,  a 
few  margins  shaved  and  slightly  mended,  otherwise  a  sound, 
genuine,  and  perfect  copy,  morocco  extra,  with  blind  stamped 
ornaments,  vellum  fly-leaves,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  Prynled 
by  Richard  Gra/lon,/ynisshed in  April,  1540,  folio  (775) 

QuaritcA,  ^40 

[The  second  edition  of  the  "Great  Bible,"  and  the  first 

with  Cranmer's   preface.     Very  rare  and  an   unusually  fine 

copy.     It  has  also  the  reading  Pharaoh's  wife  for  Potiphar's 

in  neading  to  Gen.  xxxix. — Catalogve.] 

539  Bible.     The  Byble  in  Englyshe  of  the  largest  and  greatest 

Volume  (Cranmer),  auctorysed  and  appoynted  by  the  Com- 
maundementeof  Dure  moost  redoubted  Prince  and  Sovereign 
Lorde  Kynge  Henrye  the  VIII.  to  be  frequented  and  used  m 
every  Chnrche,  oversene  and  pemsed  by  Cuthbert  (Too stall) 
Bysbop  of  Duresme  and  Nicholas  (Heath)  Bishop  of 
Rochester,  filatk  Icttn,  woodcut  titles,  woodcuts  and  initials 
(first  and  second  titles,  first  leaf  of  Prologue,  and  last  leaf 
in  fecsimile,  Kalendar  much  mended,  margins  of  a  few 
leaves  mended,  otherwise  a  very  raod  copy,  with  a  certificate 
(rf  F.  Fry,  sold  with  all  faults),  oaken  boards,  stamped 
leather,  E.  Whitchurch, /wjAerf  in  November,  1540,  folio 
(776)  Sotheran,  £y> 

[The  fourth  edition  of  the  Great  or  Cranmer's  Bible.    The 
arms  of  Lord  Cromwell  erased  itomiMts.— Catalogue.] 

540  Bible.     The   Byble    in  Englishe  .  .  .  after    the  translacion 

appoynted  to  bee  read  in  Uie  Churches,  blAck  Ittttr,  woodcut 


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titles  and  omamenial  initials  (comer  of  first  title  mended, 
some  side  margins  cut  into,  othcTwise  perfect  and  an  ex- 
cellent copy),  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Edw.  Whitchurche,  1549, 
Dee.  29,  folio  (777)  Leigktoft,C^\ 

[A  jiortion  of  tiiis  Bible  was  probably  printed  abroad,  or 
set  up  here  from  foreifpi  types.  It  seems  to  have  been  in- 
tended for  a  companion  to  the  Reformation  Prayer-bo<ric 
issued  the  same  year,  as  it  contains  the  Psalms  which  are 
absent  from  the  Prayer-book. —  Ed.J 
541  Bible.  The  B^ble  in  English  .  .  .  accordyng  to  the  transiatio 
that  is  apfiomted  to  be  read  in  Churches,  olach  litter,  wood- 
cut titles  and  initials  (first  title  and  first  of  Genesis  mended, 
"Names  of  al  the  Rokes"  and  last  leaf  of  Revelation  in 
fecsimile,  some  margins  cut  into,  but  a  good  copy  generally), 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  E,  Whytchurche,  1553,  folio  (778) 
Bull.  /.S  1 5s. 

iThe  last  folio  edition  of  the  Great  Bible  printed  by 
ward  Whjrtchurche.— Ed.] 
541  Bible.     The  bible  in  Englisbe  .  .  .  according  to  the  Transla- 
tion that  is  appointed  to  be  read  in  Churches  (Cranmer's) 
blach  ItttCT,  2  woodcut  titles,  full-page  woodcut  of  Adam  and 
Eve  in  Paradise,  and  many  small  woodcuts  in  the  text  (title 
mended  and  mounted,  2  leaves  of  Kalendar  wrongly  placed 
within  the  Prologue,  2  leaves  in  Psalms  slightly  defective, 
otherwise  a  good  copy,  sold  with  all  faults,  o\d  cdif,  fmpriateti 
in  White  Crosse  Strete,  by  Wm.  Harrison,  1 567,  folio  (779) 
Bull,  li  7S.  6d. 
543  Bible.    The  Bible  in  Englyshe  of  the  largest  and  greatest 
Volume  ,  .  ,  according  to  the  translation  appointed  by  the 

Sueenes  Majesties  Injunction  to  be  read  in  all  Churches, 
Mk  Ittttr,  sub-titles  (3)  within  woodcut  borders  in  com- 
partments of  biblical  subjects,  with  initials  J.  M.  (Jehan 
Mallart),  O.  T.  title,  next  leaf  and  last  3  leaves  of  N.  T.  in 
facsimile,  leaf  in  Calendar  defective  and  mended,  margins 
of  preliminary  leaves  mended,  otherwise  a  very  large,  sound 
ana  excellent  copy,  with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  antique 
style,  gilt  edges  by  RiviSre,  Rouen,  at  the  Coste  and  Charges 
of  Richard  Carmardm,  1566,  folio  (7^0)         Ridler,  £\o  ijs. 

[A  rare  edition  of  Cranmer's  Bible,  with  the  Order  for 
Morning  and  Evening  Prayer ;  seldom  found  perfect. — 
Caialogue.'l 
J44  Bible.  The  Most  Sacred  Bible,  which  is  the  holy  scripture  . .  , 
translated  into  English,  and  newly  recognised  with  great 
diligence  after  most  faythful  Exemplais  by  Richard 
Tavemer,  black  Irtttr,  woodcut  initials  (title,  next  leaf  and 
5  leaves  at  end  in  facsimile,  leaf  of  "  Names  of  the  Bokes" 
much  mended,  signature  K  in  N.  T.  missing,  as  in  all  copies, 
otherwise  in  sound,  genuine,  and  most  excellent  condition, 
brown  morocco,  with  blind  stamped  ornaments,  gilt  edges  by 
Ramage,  Prynted  by  John  Byddelifor  Thomas  Bartklel  (sic), 
1539,  fol'"  (781)  gft/iritch,  £%7  los. 

[Tavemer's  First  Edition.     Another  edition  appeared  tbe 
same  year,  but  in  4ta    Tavemer  died  in  the  vear  1575,  at 


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the  age  of  70.  He  graduated  at  Benet  College,  Cambrii^, 
and  subsequently  migrated  to  Oxford.  He  afterwards  joined 
the  Inner  Temple.— Ed.] 
$45  Bible.  The  Bible  (Genevan  or  "Breeches")  translated  accord- 
ing to  the  Ebrew  and  Greeke,  with  most  profitable  annota- 
tions (and  Two  Tables)  whereunto  is  added  the  Psalter  of 
theCommoD  Translation  agreeing  with  the  Booke  of  Common 
Prayer  ;  and  the  Booke  of  Common  Prayer,  bl.itit  Utttr 
(one  version  of  the  Psalms  in  roman),  the  leaf  before  the 
title  and  the  title  mounted,  otherwise  a  most  excellent  copy 
of  a  rare  edition,  calf,  with  old  sides  inlaid,  gilt  edges, 
C.  Barker,  1578,  folio  (782)  QuariUh,  £7  us.  6d. 

[The  Common  Prayer  in  this  volume  is  a  peculiar,  re- 
markable, and  very  rare  edition,  having  alteration  in  the 
Rubrics  supposed  to  have  been  made  under  Puritan  direc- 
tion.    (See  Clay's   reprint   for  the   Parker  Society.)— Co/d- 

546  Bible.    The  Bible  and  Holy  Scriptures  . .  .  translated  accord- 

ing to  the  Ebrue  and  Greke,  with  most  profitable  .Annota- 
tions (Genevan  or  "Breeches"),  first  title  in  ^simile 
(margins  of  preliminary  leaves  and  some  at  end  mended, 
with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Edt'tiiurgA,  A. 
Artjuthnot,  1579  (N.  T,,  T.  Bassandyne,  1576),  folio  (783) 

£llis,  jfio 
[The  first  edition  of  the  Bible  printed  in  Scotland.    The 
Bassandyne  Bible.— Ed,] 

547  Bible.    The  Bible  .  .  .  translated  according  to  the  Ebrew 

and  Greeke  (Genevan  or  "  Breeches  "),  with  most  profitable 
annotations,  and  t-'o  Tables,  roman  letter,  maps  and  wood- 
cuts, C.  Barker,  1582 — Booke  of  Common  Prayer,  with  the 
Psalter  after  the  Great  Bible,  blatb  Uttn,  woodcut  initials 
(title  soiled),  C.  Barker,  1581— Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes  in 
Metre,  with  apt  Notes,  buck  Utttt,  J.  Day,  ijSo,  in  I  vol., 
vellum,  silver  comers,  etc,  folio  (784)  Su/l,  £i  as.  6d. 

548  Bible.     The   Bible,  translated  according   to   the  Ebrew   and 

Greeke,  with  most  profitable  Annotations,  with  Two  Tables, 
etc  (Genevan  or  ''  Breeches "),  black  Itttn,  fine  woodcut 
titles  and  ornamental  initials,  and  large  plate  of  Adam  and 
Eve  in  Paradise,  bound  in  2  vol.,  old  calf,  C.  Barker,  1583, 
folio  (78s)  Ridler,  £2  los. 

(49  Bible.  The  Bible  .  .  .  translated  according  to  the  Ebrew 
and  Greeke  .  .  .  with  most  profitable  annotations  (Genevan 
or  "  Breeches  "),  with  Two  Tables,  ruled  in  red,  Ediniur^h, 
And,  Hart,  i6io — Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes  in  English 
Meeter  by  Sternhold  and  others,  with  apt  notes,  ruled  in 
red,  Ltmd.  Stat.  Co.,  1609,  in  1  vol.,  old  English  morocco, 
with  blind  and  gilt  ornaments,  folio  (786)  W.  Brown,  £^  tos. 

550  Bible.    The  Bible  .  .  .  tmnslaied  according  10  the  Hebrew 

and  Greek,  with  most  profitable  annotations  (Genevan  or 
"Breeches  "),  margins  of  2  or  3  leaves  mended,  calf  gilt, 
m.  e.,  AmsL,  T.  Stafford,  1640,  according  to  tht  copy  printed 
at  Etiiniurek  by  A.Hart,  1610,  ioiio  (jSy)  W.  BroTim,  £2  bs. 

551  Bible.     The  Bible:  that  is  the  Holy  Scriptures  contained  in 


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woodcuts,  red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  R.  Barker,  1616,  folio 
(789)  Ma^,  ^i  as. 

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in  'E.a^aaA.^Catalogue.'] 
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portrait  of  Queen  Elizabeth  within  ornamental  border,  por- 
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fine  woodcuts  within  borders,  ornamental  and  other  initials 
(Leda  and  swan,  etc.),  title  backed  and  slightly  mended,  oak 
boards,  morocco  extra,  joints,  vellum,  fly-leaves,  gilt  edges, 
R.  Jugge,  1568,  folio  (790)  Bad^,  ^29 

[First  edition  of  the  Bishops'  Bible,  and  an  exceptionally 
fine  and  perfect  copy,  very  rarely  found  in  such  condition. 
A  certificate  as  to  periectness  and  genuineness  by  Francis 
Fry  inserted.  ^Cato/ofuf.] 
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on  first  title,  that  of  the  Earl  of  Leicester  on  the  second,  and 
Lord  Burleigh  on  the  third,  map,  woodcuts,  and  woodcut 
initials  of  classical  subjects  (Leda  and  swan,  etc.),  title  and 
last  leaf  inlaid  and  portions  supplied  in  MS.,  leaf  after  title 
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extra,  g,  e.,  R.  Jugpe,  1572,  folio  (791)     Sotkeran,  £ii  10s. 

[The  second  folio  edition  of  the  Bishops'  Bible.  A  note 
<rf  Francis  Fry  certifying  the  genuineness  of  the  copy 
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554  Bible.    The  Holy  Bible,  containing  the  Old  Testament  and 

the  New,  authorised  and  appointed  to  be  read  in  Churches 
(The  Bishops'),  black  ittltr,  woodcut  titles  (that  to  the  O.  T. 
mended  and  backed),  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Tuckett, 
fine  copy,  R,  Barker,  1602,  folio  (792)  Solhtran.,  £7 

[This  edition  probably  formed  the  model  of  the  1611 
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555  Bible.    The  Holy  Bible,  newly  translated  out  of  the  Original 

Tongues,  first  edition  of  K.  James'  or  the  Authorized  Version, 
with  Genealogies,  etc,  woodcut  titles,  russia,R.  Barker,  161 1, 
folio  (793)  Sotkeran,  £1^ 

[A  fine  sound  copy,  genuine  throughout,  see  MS.  note  by 
F. Try  inserted.  It  has  the  "  He"  reading  in  Ruth,  and  the 
duplicated  passage  in  Exod.  xiv.  10. — Catalogue.] 

556  Bible.    The  Holy  Bible,  newly  translated  out  of  the  Original 

Greek,  etc.  {iC  James's),  Math  Utttt,  engraved  title  dated 
1611,  woodcut  title,  1613  (both  mended),  with  genealogies, 
map,  etc,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  1611-13,  folio 
(794)  Sotherart,  £Z  los. 

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Version,  with  the  "  She  "  reading  in  Ruth  iii.  A  certificate 
from  Francis  Fry  as  to  the  genuineness  and  completeness  of 
this  copy  pasted  in  cover. — Cataiogue.] 


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557  Bible  (Holy)  translated  out  of  the  Original  Tongues,  large 

PAPER  (25  cApies  printed),  2  vol.,  morocco  cxtni,  gilt  edges. 
Edinburgh,  Sir  D,  Hunter  Blair  and  J.  Bruce,  181 1,  8vo. 
{263)  Hopkins,  U  10s. 

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Patent  Committee  as  more  nearly  approachine  immaculate- 
ness  than  any  other  in  existence.— Cato/ofM*. J 

558  Bible.    The  Speaker's   Commentary  on  the  Holy  Bible,  by 

Bishops  and  other  Clergy,  edited  by  Canon  Cook,  10  voL 
in  1 1,  J.  Murray,  1871-81,  8vo.  (265)  Bull,  £^  2a.  6d. 

559  Bible    Illustrations.     Figure    del  Vecchio    Testamento,  con 

Versi  Toscani  per  D.  Marafli,  first  edition  with  Italian 
verses,  numerous  woodcuts  by  Lc  Petit  Bernard,  Liane,  J.  de 
Toumes,  1554 — Figure  del  Nuovo  Testamento  con  versi 
Italian  da  Marafii,  fine  woodcuts  by  J.  Moni,  16.,  1559 — 
Figures  de  la  Bible  (et  du  Nouvcau  Testament)  illustree  de 
huictains  frangoys,  first  edition,  numerous  fine  woodcuts  by 
J.  Moni,  Lyon,  G.  Roville,  i;6s-7o,  in  i  voL,  morocco  gilt, 
with  autograph  and  MS.  note  by  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds,  and 
signature  of  "J.  Stella  Pictore  Francesc,  1632,''  at  the  end 
of  the  Italian  part,  8vo.  (267)  Ma^,  £$  ^s, 

j6o  Bibliothecs  Regime  Catalogus  (per  Fr.  A.  Bamartl),  portraits 
of  George  III.  and  Barnard,  5  vol.,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g^ 
uncut,  Bulmer  and  Nicol,  iS30-2i,{o[io  {io$g)  Ridler,  £1  13s. 

561  Bibliotheca    Grenvilliana.     Bibliographical    Notices    of  the 

Library  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Thos.  Grenville,  by  J.  T.  Payne  and 
H.  Foss,  4  vol.,  1842-72,  8vo.  (269)  £1/11,  £2  los. 

562  Bie  (Jacques  de).     Les  Vrais  portraits  des  Rois  de  France 

tirei  de  leurs  Monumens,  Sceaux,  Medailles,  ou  autres 
efligies,  seconde  Edition,  augment^  avec  des  Vies  des  Rois 
pai  H.  dc  Coste,  large  paper,  frontispiece  and  portraits, 
vellum,  Paris,  Camusat,  1636,  folio  (1060)     Maggs,  £1  10$. 

563  Bigmore  (F.  C.)  and  C.  W.  H.  Wyman.    A  Bibliography  of 

Printing,  numerous  facsimiles,  250  copies  printed,  2  vol., 
half  morocco,  L  e.  g.,  i8So-86,  410.  (703)  Quaritck,  £i 

564  Billings  (R.  W.)    Baronial  and  Ecclesiastical  Antiquities  of 

Scotland,  4  vol.,  cloth  gilt,  1852,  4to.  (703)  Rimell,  £}  14s. 
365  Bindings.  Album  de  Reliures  Artistioues  et  Histonques, 
accompagn^  de  notes  explicatives  par  le  Bibliophile  Julien, 
72  fine  facsimiles  of  superb  bindings,  2  vol.,  half  morocco 
gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Paris,  1869-71,  royal  4to.  (705)  W.  Brown,  £1  2s, 

566  Bisset  (And.)    Omitted  Chapters  in  the  History  of  England, 

Struggle  for  Parliamentary  Government,  and  Essays  on 
Historical  Truth,  5  vol.,  1864-77,  8vo.  (276)  Sotkeran,  £\  17s. 

567  Black  Book  of  Taymouth  (The)  with  Other  Papers  from  the 

Breadalbane  Charter-Room,  printed  by  the  Marquis  of 
Breadalbane  for  private  circulation,  coloured  fiicsimile  plates, 
view,  etc.,  Edinburgh,  1855,  4'°-  (???)         LeigktoH,  £5  15*. 

565  Blackwood  (Adam).    Adversus  Georgii  Buchanani  Dialogorum 

de  Jure  Regni  apud  Scotos  pro  Regibus  Apologia,  first 
edition,  old  calf,  Pietavis,  F.  Pagaeus,  1581,  4to.  (710) 

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569  Blades  (Wm.)     Life  and  Typography  of  William  CaxtoD, 

numerous  facsimiles,  2  vol.,  half  bound, 1.  Lilly,  1861-63, 4to- 
(710  Quaritch,li 

570  Book'  lilumiDation  (Examples  of  the  Art  ofj,  duriag-  the  Middle 

Ages,  etc.,  reproduced  in  facsimile,  100  chromo-lithographs, 
complete  senes,  in  i  vol.,  morocco  extra,  line  tooled  gilt 
edges  by  Zaehosdorf,  B.  Quaritch,  1889,  4to.  (716) 

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571  Brandt    (Seb,)     Stuitifera  Navis.     Narragonici   Profectionis 

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572  [Branteghem  (Guil.  de).]     Jesu  Christ!  Vita,  juxta  quatuor 

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eleganter  picta,  una  cum  totius  anni  Evangeliis  ac  Epistolis, 
etc.,  numerous  woodcuts,  first  initial  illuminated,  a  few 
leaves  slightly  stained,  margin  of  first  leaf  of  text  mended, 
otherwise  an  excellent  copy,  old  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Antvi., 
Matt  Cromme,  1537,  8vo.  (302)  Quaritek,  £i  155. 

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those  found  in  Crom's  editions  of  Coverdale's  New  Testament 
issued  at  Antwerp,  1538  and  1 539,— Ca/ii/o.f«^.] 

573  Breviarium  Romanum  (Editio    Card.  Quignonis)  denuo  per 

eundem  accuratius  recognitus  (cum  Prefatione  ad  Paulum 
Papam  III.),  red  and  bUck,  inner  margins  of  title  and  next 
leaf  mended,  old  calf,  gilt  edges,  Luffd.,  A.  Paganus.  1346, 
8vo.  (305)  Eliis,  £2 

J74  Breviarium.     The    Ronian    Breviary,    translated    by    John, 
Marquess  of  Bute,  2  vol.,  i879,8vo.  {307)/^.  Jl/. -S'mi'/A,  ;£3  3s. 

575  British    Gallery     of     Contemporary    Portraits,    with     Short 

Bic^raphical  Noiices,  120  portraits,  2  vol.,  half  morocco, 
t.  e.  g.,  Cadell  and  Davies,  1813,  folio  (1066)  Maurice,  £4  13s. 

576  [Bruce  (Jas.)]     Report  on  the  Events  and    Circumstajices 

which  produced  the  Union  of  the  Kingdoms  of  England  and 
Scotland  (with  Appendix),  privately  printed  for  the  use  of 
Ministers  only,  autograph  note  of  the  Duke  of  Portland  to 
Sir  G.  Comewall  inserted,  2  vol.,  half  bound,  uncut,  1799, 
8vo.  (325)  EiJis,  £1  los. 

577  Brunet  (J.  Ch.)     Manuel  du    Libraire   et  de  I'Amateur  de 

Livres,  $«  edition,  avcc  le  Supplement  par  Deschamps  et 
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royal  8vo.  (320)  Eilis,  £<)  Js. 

578  Buchanan  (Geo.)    Ane  Admonition  Direct  to  the  trew  Lordis 

mantenaris  of  the  Kingis  Graces  Authoritie  M.  G.  B,,  old 
calf,  G.  Chalmers'  Ex-Libris,  /.  Daye  according  to  the  Scotisk 
Copie  at  Strivilyng  by  R.  Leki      "       "  -    "        

579  Buchanan  (Gea)    Ane  Detectio: 

Quene  of  Scottes  touchand  the  murder  of  hir  husband,  and 
hir  conspiracie,  adulterie  and  pretended  Manage  with  the 
Erie  of  Bothwell,  translated,  tiucit  Icltn  (title  mended],  old 
calf  [J.  Daye,  1572],  8vo.  (337)  LHghton,  £3  3s. 


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580  Bacbanan  (Geo.)     De  Jure    Regni    apud   Scotos  Dialogns, 

edilio  prima,  signature  of"  Joseph  de  Farca"  on  title,  vellum, 
Edinburgh,  Jo.  Rosse  ^  H.  Chatteris,  1579,  4(o-  (732) 

W.  Brown,  £2 

581  Buchanan  (Geo.)     Rerum  Scoticanim  Historia,  first  edition, 

portrait  by  R.  While  inserted,  vellum,  Edinburgh,  A.  Arbuth- 
not,  158a,  folio  (io?i)  W.  Brown,  £a 

5S3  Bulla.  Bulla  de  Bene6ciis  Affectis,  lit  goth.,  Roma,  Jo. 
Besicken,  1506— Bulla  Julii  II.  Confinnatoria  Bulle  Sixti  IV. 
de  Testando,  lit.  goth.,  1307 — Bulla  in  Cena  Domini,  1508 — 
Bulla  Uedarationis  ibcursus  Censuranim  cl  Penarum  Con> 
tentanim,  in  Bulla  Privationis  Alfonsi  Estensis,  i^io — Bulla 
Reformation  is  Tribunalium  Urbis  a  Julio  II.  edita,  ijiz — 
Bulla  Officii  Cubiculaiionun  et  Scutiferanim  Apostolicorum 
Leonis  X.,  i ;  i  ^  — Bulla  super  Societatibus  Officionun 
Romanorum  Curiae  Leonis  X.  [last  leaf  defective),  1515 — 
Bulla  Potestate  testandi,  etc.,  Leonis  X.,  1516— Bulla 
Leonis  X.  Privilegiorum  Franconim  Regi  et  Galice  Nationi 
loco  pragmatice  Sanctlonis  concessoium  in  Lateran- Concilia 
approljata,  1516 — Bulla  Erectionis  Montis  fidei  et  illius 
Colte^ii,  153&— Bulla  Erectionis  Officii  Dominorum  Militii 
Sancn  Petri,  Romae,  A.  Bladus,  i$26 — Bulla  ColIe([ii 
Miliium  Lauretanorum  per  Paulum  III.  in  Provincise 
Marchia;  instituti,  etc.,  ib.,  1^45— Bulla  Pii  IV.  super  Rcfor- 
maiione  Tribunalium  Ordinariorum  Urbis  et  Romans 
Curix,  etc.,  Brixia:,  1563— Bulla  Pii  V.  pro  Refonnatione 
Ord.  Fratr.  Er«m.  S.  Augustini,  Perusia,  1570 — Bulla 
ManasCerii  S.  Manx  Magdalenx,  Ord.  S.  Au^ustini  Con- 
vertitanim  de  Urbe,  Roma,  1573— Erectio  Arcbiepiscopatus 
Bonon.  facta  a  Gregorio  XIII.,  anno  1582,  Baium.,  and 
others  (in  all  24  pieces),  in  t  vol.,  russia  gilt,  1506-73,  4to. 
(736)  Leighton,  lb  6s. 

583  ItuUinger  (Henry).    An  Exhortation  to  the  Ministers  of  God's 

Woord   in  the  Church  of  Christ  that  they  set  aside  all 
mutual!  discord,  etc.,  translated  into  English  by  John  Cox, 
fir^t  edition,  black  \tWxx  (title  backed),  morocco,  centre  nit 
ornament,  gilt  edges  by  Riviiie,  E.  Allde,  1575,  Svo.  (344) 
Q^u^tch,  £3 

584  [Burleigh  (Wm.  Cecil,  Lord).]    A  Declaration  of  the  fevour- 

able  Dealing  of  her  Maiesties  Commissioners  apfiointed  for 

the  examination  of   Certaine  Traitours,  and  of   tortures 

unjustly  reported  to  be  done  upoo   them   for  matters  of 

refigion,  blccli  kttn  (4  leaves),  top  margins  mended,  vellum 

gill,  clean  copy,  No  place  or  printer's  name,  1 583,  410.  (739) 

W.  Brown,  £1  los. 

j8$  Burnet  (Bp.  G.)    History  of  the  Reformation,  new  edition,  by 

Nich,  Pocock,  7  vol.,  calf  gilt,  y.  e.,  Oxford,  1865,  Svo.  (353) 

Britwill,  £\  16s. 

386  Bums  (Robert).     Poems,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect,  the 

rare  original  Kilmarnock  edition  (split  in  title  and  3  other 

leaves,  and  a  small  hole  in  A  i,  mended),  morocco  extra, 

gilt  edges,  bound  by  W.  Pratt,  Kilmarnock,  printed  by  John 

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587  Burns  (Robert).     Poems,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect,  first 

issue  of  the  first  Edinburgh  edition,  with  portrait  and  balf- 
tille  (top  of  title  mended},  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  Edin- 
burgh, pHttied  for  the  Author,  1787,  Svo.  (355) 

Hichardson,  £z  10s. 

588  Bums  (Robert).     Letters  addressed  to  Clarinda,  etc.,  never 

before  published,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  Glasgow, 
for  T.  Stewart.  1802,  8vo.  (356)  Denham,  £1  12s. 

589  Bums  (Robert).   Festival  in  Commemoration  of  Robert  Bums, 

held  in  London  June  5,  1819,  portiaits  of  Bums  and  the  Duke 
of  Sussex,  and  19  other  portraits,  chiefly  of  Scottish  Poets, 
inserted,  half  calf,  B.  McMillan,  1819,  3vo.  [358} 

J/opkiru,  £1  17s. 

590  Bums  (Robert).     Views  Illustrative  of  the  Works  of  Robert 

Bums,  by  Storer  and  Greig,  piates,  1803 — A  Critique  on  the 
Poems  of  Rob.  Bums,  portrait  and  plates,  Edinburgh,  1812 
— Heron  (R.)  Memoirs  of  R.  Bums,  li.,  1797 — Bibliotheca 
Bumsiana,  Kilmamoek,  McKie,  1866— Lockhart  (J.  G.) 
Life  of  Bums,  portrait,  half  morocco,  1838,  8vo.  (359) 

Berpard,  ^I  16s. 

591  Bums  (Robert).     Works,  edited  with  Introduction  by  Scott 

Douglas,  LARGE  PAPEK,  with  portrait  and  engravings, 
India  proofs  before  all  letters,  yellow  cloth,  uncut,  Edin- 
burgh, W.  Paterson,  1877,  410.  (742)  Doi^,  £1  i8s. 

592  Burton  (J.  H.)    The  History  of  Scotland  from  Agricola's  In- 

vasion to  the  Revolution  of  1688,  and  to  1748.9  vol.,  half 
calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  Blackwood,  1867  ;  Longmans,  1853,  8vo. 
(362)  IV.  Brown,  £^  ^s. 

593  Burton  (Robert).     The  Anatomy  of  Melancholy,   first  edition 

(title  and  last  4  leaves  mended),  morocco  extra  by  Lewis, 
Oxford,  1621,  4to.  (74S)  Tregaskis,  £11  5s. 

594  [Caldcrwood  (David).]  The  Altar  of  Damascus,  or  the  Pattern 

of  the  English  Hierarchie,andChurch-Policie  obtruded  upon 
the  Church  of  Scotland,  first  edition,  calf  gilt,  J^o  plate  or 
printer's  name,anm>  1621, 8vo.  (521)  Richardson, £\ 

595  Calvin  (John).     Christians  Religionis  Institutio,  edilio  prima 

Latina,  old  calf,  with  initials  W.  M.  (Sir  Wm.  Mure),  whose 
signature  Co  an  inscription  is  on  fly-leaf),  Basil.,  T.  Platter 
et  B.  Lasius,  1536,  8vo.(52S)  Quaritch,  £11  los. 

596  Calvin  (John).      Institutione  della    Retigione  Christiana  in 

volgare  Italiano  tradotta  per  Giulio  Cesare  P.  (Edizione 
prima  in  lingua  Italiana),  with  the  scarce  copperplate  oval 
portrait  by  P.  Woeriot  (slightly  wormed),  morocco  gilt, 
antique  style,  gilt  edges  by  Bedford,  Geneva,  J.  Burgese, 
etc.,  I5j7,  8vo.  (526)  Ridter,  £1  los. 

597  Calvin  (John).    An  Abridgement  of  the  Institution  of  Chris- 

tianity and  Religion,  by  Wm.  Lawne,  translated  out  of 
Latine  by  Chr.  Fetherstone  (some  margins  shaved,  last  leaf 
of  table  mended),  old  calf.  Printed  at  Edinburgh  {no  name), 
1587,  8vo.  (527)  Ellis,  £1  15s, 

598  Calvin  ^ohn).  An  Abridgement  of  the  Institution  of  Christian 

Religion,  by  Wm.  Lawne,  translated  by  Chr.  Fetherstone 
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Farts,  G.  Mallot,  1577,  8vo.  {528)  Ellis,  £2  los. 

599  Calvin  (John),    Opera  Omnia,  9  vol.,  Amslerdam,  1671-67, 

folio  (1077)  Edwards,  £2  I3s. 

600  Calvin  (John).    The  Catechistne,  or  maner  to  teache  Children 

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etc),  black  Ictta,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  the  first 
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Jhon  Kingston  for  H.  Sanderson,  1 560,  Bvo.  (533) 

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601  Calvin  (John).    Defisnsio  Orthodoxas  Fidei  de  Sacra  Trinitate, 

contra  prodigiosos  Errorea  Michxlis  Serveti  Hispani,  editio 
prima,  red  morocco  extra,  inside  denteiles,  gilt  edges  by 
Hardy,  fine  copy  (Aw/.),  Oliva  R.  Stephani,  1554,  8vo.  (536) 
Maggs,  I2  14s. 
603  Calvin  (John).  The  Mynde  of  the  Godly  and  excellent  lemed 
man  M.  Jbon  Calvyne,  what  a  faithfiit!  man,  whiche  is  in- 
stmctein  the  Wordenf  God,  ought  to  do,  dwellinge  amongest 
the  Papistes  (translated  by  R.  J.),  black  Itttcr,  title  within 
woodcut  border,  old  calf  gilt,  fine  large  and  clean  copy. 
Imprinted  at  Ippysiviche  by  Jkon  Os-wen,  1^48,  8vo.  (S40) 

Ellis,  £\o  10s. 

603  Calvin  (John).   A  Little  Booke,concemynge  OfTenceSj  whereby 

at  this  daye  divers  arc  feared,  and  many  also  quight  with- 
drawen  from  the  pure  doctrine  of  the  Gospell,  translated  by 
A.  Goldinge,  hHA  Itttor,  calf  antique,  r.  e.,  A'o  place,  date, 
or  printer's  name  (1567),  8vo.  (541)  W.  Brown,  £l  los. 

604  Calvin  Society's  Publications,  48  vol.  (wanted  the  Institutes 

and  Commentary  on  the  Romans  to  complete),  i843-5j,8vo. 
(542)  Britweil,  £z  8s. 

605  Campbell  (John,  Lord).    Lives  of  the  Lord  Chancellors,  in- 

cluding Lyndhurst  and  Broughajn;  and  Lives  of  the  Chief 
Justices,  1 1  vol.,  1849-69, 8vo.  (544)  Roche,  £1  16s. 

606  Canons  and  Constitutions  Ecclesiastical,  gathered  and  put  in 

forme  for  the  Government  of  the  Church  of  Scotland,  original 
edition,  morocco  gilt,  Aberdene,  1636,  4(0.  (759) 

Leigkton,£S  i3s.6d. 

607  Cadyle  (Thos.)     Miscellaneous  Essays  and  Cromwell's  Letters 

and  Speeches,  Library  Edition,  portraits,  ti  vol.,  1869-70, 
8vo.  (552)  Maggs,  £1   igs. 

60S  Cartwright  (Thos.)  The  Answere  to  the  Preface  of  the  Rhemis 
Testament,  toman  letter,  title  within  woodcut  border,  large 
copy,  red  morocco,  with  richly  eilt  tooled  panellings,  broad 
inside  borders,  gilt  edges,  EdiniurgA,  R.  Waldegravc,  1602, 
8vo.  (560)  Leighton,  £2  16s. 

609  Carve  (Thom.,  "Tipperariensis").  Itinerarium,  Partes  1.  et  II., 

2  vol.,  ted  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  J^ogunt.,  N.  Heyell, 
1639-41,  8vo.  (562)  Leighton,  £1  16s. 

610  Castlereagh  (Viscount).    Memoir  and  Correspondence,  edited 

by  his  brother,  portrait,  12  vol.,  imcut,  Coibum  and  Murray, 
1850-53,  8vo.  (564)  Carr,jun.,  £1  10a. 


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6ii  Catcchi-m.  Short  Questions  and  Answeares,  conteyning  the 
Summe  of  Christian  Religion,  black  Itttti,  calf  extra,  gilt 
edges  by  F,  Bedford,  fine  copy,  JmprittU'tat  the  three  Cranes 
in  the  Vintrse  by  T.  Dawson,  1584,  Svo.  (572)  Afagpi,  ^i  8s. 

61 2  Catechisms.  Leech  (jas.)  A  plaine  and  profitable  Catechisme 
with  ceitaine  prayers  adjoyncd,  meete  for  Patents  and 
Householders  to  leach  their  Children  and  Servants,  Camb , 
John  LegBt.  1605 — Littleton  (Edm.,  of  Sitiingboume,  in 
Kent).  A  Briefe  Catechisme,  containing  the  Summe  of  the 
Gospell  of  Jesus  Christ,  G.  Purslomefrr  S.  Stafford^  i6i6— 
The  Mother  and  the  Child,  in  a  little  Catechisme  to  teach 
little  Children  the  Principles  of  the  Christian  Religion,  by 
H.  S..  bl«(li  Ittttr  (niargins  frayed).'^or  B.  Fisher,  1638— 
Ratliffe  (Thos.,  Minister  of  Saint  Saveries,  in  Southwarice). 
A  Short  Summe  of  the  Whole  Catechism  for  the  greater  cure 
of  the  Common  People  and  Children  of  Saint  Saveries,  in 
Southwarke,  blatfi  Irtttr,  C.  Ailde  for  H.  Gerson,  1620— 
Preston  (Rich.,  of  Rushden,  Nonhants).  Short  Questions 
and  Answers  plainly  openini;  the  nature  and  use  of  the 
Sacraments  of  Baptisme  and  the  Lord's  Supper,  N.  O.for 
J.  Bellamine,  1621— Mayer's  Catechisme  Abndged,  or  the 
ABC  in1ar)>ed,  black  Itttcr  (soiled,  poor  copy),  J.  Gritmond, 
1623— '1  he  Maine  Grounds  of  Religion  (margins  cut  into), 
W.  Jones,  1630— Linaker  (Rob.)  A  Short  Catechisme,  or 
Cordiall  Preservative  for  Little  Children  against  Popery  and 
Acbeisme,  black  Ultnr  (wanted  end),  VV.  Leake,  1610 — A 
Methodical  Short  Catechisme,  B.  A.  frr  T.  Man,  1623 — A 
Catechisme  Composed  according  to  the  Order  of  the 
Catechisme  in  the  Common  Prayer Booke,  by  M.  N.,  B.  D., 
P.  P.  (some  margins  shaved),  R.  V.  for  J.  Boier,  i6^r— 
Openshaw  (Rob.,  of  Waymonc,  Co.  Dorset).  Short  Questions 
and  Answeares  conteining  the  Summe  of  Christian  Religion, 
newly  enlarged,  black  Uttrr,  J.  Dawson,  1633 — A  Short 
Ca  tech  is  for  Householders,  with  Praiers  to  the  same 
adjoyning,  black  kttcr,  T.  Cotes,  1634— Byfield  (Adoniram). 
The  Summe  of  the  Principles,  Ja.  Davison  /or  P,  Stephens 
and  C.  Meredith,  1637— Fenton  (Edw.)  So  Short  a  Cate- 
chisme that  whosoever  cannot  or  wil  not  leatne  arc  not  in 
any  wise  10  be  admitted  to  the  Lord's  Supper,  newly  cor- 
rected, black  Utttt,  J.  Dawson,  1641— The  PastoHs  Pasport 
to  the  Vounger  sort  of  Christians  from  the  Font  to  the  Com- 
munion Table,  the  second  time  imprinted,  Printed  for  the 
author,  1646 — Sedgwick  (Obadiah).  A  Short  Catechisme, 
being  a  briefe  instruction  of  the  most  ignorant  before  receiv- 
ing the  Lord's  Supper,  black  Irtfn,  S.  Bowtell,  1647— Hill 
(Ur.  Wm.)  The  first  Principles  of  a  Christian,  Questions 
and  Answers,  black  Uiirt,  n.  d. — Jessey  (H.)  A  Catechisme 
for  Babes  or  Little  Ones,  uncut,  H.  Hills,  1652,  in  I  vol., 
with  all  Exults,  contemporary  calf;  in  new  morocco  slip  case 
(573)  Quaritck,  £33 

[A  collection  of  rare  and  interesting  Private  Catechisms- 
— Catalogue.] 
613  Cavalleriis  (Jo.  B.  de).     Ecclesiae  Anglicanae  Tropbaea,  sive 


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SanciDrum  Martyrum  moitem  in  Anglia  Passiones  per  NJc. 
Circiniaoum  depictae,  41  plates  including  title  (the  last 
^te  mended},  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  Romae, 
B.  Grassus,  1584,  4I0.  (961)  Maggs,  £fi  1%.  bd. 

$14  Cavendish  (^Geo.)  Life  of  Cardinal  Wolsey,  and  Metrical 
Visions,  with  notes  and  other  illustrations  by  S.  W.  Singer, 
portrait  and  plates,  61  extra  portraits  and  views,  some  on 
India  paper  inserted,  3  vol.  in  I,  half  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
CImwick,  1815,  8vo,  (579)  Maggs,  £,i  8s, 

615  Celtic  Ornaments  of  the   Book  of  Kells  {edited  by  T.  K. 

Abbott),  50  ^csimiles,  9  paits,  uncut,  Dublin  and  London, 
1895,  4to.  (964)  y^ing,  £2  3s. 

616  Cervantes.     Les  Principales  Avantures  de  TAdmiranle  Don 

Quicbotte,  representees  en  fijjiures  par  Coypel,  Picart  le 
Romain,  etc.,  avec  les  Explications,  31  engravings,  old 
French  citron  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Lit  Haye,  P.  de 
Hondt,  1746,  4ta  (966)  Pearion,£i  ijs. 

617  Chap-dooks.     Remarkable  Papers  written  by  Mr.  Chr.  Love, 

who  was  beheaded  on  Tower  Hill,  Aug.  zz,  1651,  Edinburgh, 
1763— The  Remarkable  Predictions  of  Mr.  Chr.  Love,  etc, 
Glasmw,  1801 — Account  ot  Christian  Ker,  who  died  at 
Edinourah  in  the  14th  year  of  her  Age,  Edinburgh,  1743 — 
Life  and  Sufferings  of  John  Welch  of  Ayr,  ib.,  1748— A 
Testimony  left  by  Mr.  Samuel  Rutherford  to  the  Work  of 
Reformation  in  Britain  and  Ireland,  Glasgow,  1785 — Visions, 
Discoveries  and  Warnings  revealed  to  John  Porter,  Edin- 
burgh,  1780 — Wonderful  Conferences  between  the  Ghost  of 
Mr.  Maxwell  of  Cool,  and  the  Rev.  Mr.'  Ogilvie,  Glasgow, 
179s— Life  and  Prophecies  of  Alexander  Peden,  Edinburgh, 
1801 — Life  and  Prophecies  of  Mr.  Donald  Cargill,  GlaSf^ow, 
1806,  in  I  vol.,  half  caif,  Bvo.  (59^)  W.  Brawn,  £1  los. 

61S  Charles  I.  De  Rebus  Caroli  Regis  sub  imperio  Jacobi  Mon- 
tisrosarum-Marchiones,  etc.,  1644-46,  Cescis  Commentarius 
(k  Geo.  Wiahart  Episc),  first  edition,  s.  I.,  a.d.  1647— The 
same,  another  edition,  vellum,  Amst.,  1648 — History  of  the 
Kings  Majesties  Affairs  in  Scotland  under  James  Marquis 
of  Montrose,  1644-46,  Haghe,  G.  Brown,  n.  d. — Anotner 
Edition,  portrait  (damaged),  1660— and  Another  Edition, 
17ZC1,  8vo.  (594)  Tregaskis,  £2  2s. 

619  Charies  I.    The  Kings  Majesties  Declaration  to  his  Subjects 

concerning  lawfull  Sports  to  be  Used,  first  edition,  with  the 
blank  leaf  A,  and  the  Original  Order  of  the  Commons  for 
the  burning  of  the  book  by  the  Common  Hangman  in  1643 
pasted  on  fly-leaf,  R.  Barker,  i634^An  Ordinance  of  the 
Lords  and  Commons  for  the  better  observation  of  the  Lords 
Day,  E.  Husbands,  1644,  in  i  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  410.  (971) 

Pearson,  £^  8s. 
[As  to  the  burning  of  this  re-issue  of  the  Book  of  Sports 
see  Rusbworth's  "Historical  Collections,"  vol.  ii.,  p.  317, 
under  date  May  5,  1643.— Ed.] 

620  Charles  I.    Eikon   Basilike,  portrait   (mounted)  and    plate, 

morocco,  IVo  place,  a.d.  1648— Another  Edition  (no  plate, 
title  mended)  Reprinted  in  R.  M.,  1648 — Another  Edition, 


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plate  (wanted  portrait).  No  place,  1648— and  Four  other 
Editions  (most  impeiiect,  with  all  &.u1ts),  Svo.  (596) 

Almack,  £4  45. 

621  Charles  I.     Eikon  Basilikg.    The  Portraicture  of  his  Sacred 

Majestic  in  his  Solitudes  and  Suflerin^  folding  plate, 
R.  Koyston,  1649 — Reliquiae  Sacrae  Carolmae  ;  the  Works 
of  Charles  I.,  Hague,  S.  Browne,  1657,  2  vol.,  morocco  plain, 
gilt  edges,  Svo.  (597)  6otkeran,  £3  6s. 

622  Charles  1.    Tragicum  Theatrum  Actorum  et  Casuuin  Tragi- 

cornm  Londini  publice  celebracorum,  etc.,  8  fine  portraits, 
and  plate  of  the  Execution  of  Charles  I.,  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges  by  C.  Lewis,  fine  copy  (from  C.  R.  Price's  library), 
Anui.,  J.  Jansooius,  1649,  Svo.  (59S)        JV.  Brown,  £1  1  is. 

623  Charles  Edward,  the  Young  Pretender.    A  full  collection  of 

all  the  Proclamations  published  by  the  Authority  of  Charles 
Prince  of  Wales,  since  his  Arrival  in  Edinburgh,  Sept.  17 
till  Oct.  15,  174$,  3  parts,  Glasgow,  1745-46— and  other 
Scarce  Papers,  consisting  of  Poems,  Accounts  of  Marches 
and  Battles,  Pamphlets,  etc.,  all  relating  to  the  Young 
Pretender,  in  1  vol.,  calf,  Bvo.  (603)  IV.  Brown,  £^  los. 

614  Chaucer  (Geoffrey).  Canterbury  Tales,  with  Essay,  Notes, 
Glossary,  etc.,  portrait,  5  vol.,  uncut,  W.  Pickenng,  1822, 
Svo.  (607)  Caale,  £2 

625  Cheke  (Sir  John).    The  Hurt  of  Sedition,  how  grievous  it  is  to 

a  Commonwelth,  now  newly  perused  and  printed,  black 
Ittltr,  title  within  woodcut  border,  W.  Seres,  1569 — Norton 
(Thos.)  A  Warning  against  the  dangerous  practises  of 
Papistcs,  and  specially  the  parteners  of  the  late  Rebellion, 
blachUttn  (title  in  roman),  Jo.  Dayc,  n.  d.  (1570),  in  i  vol., 
old  morocco,  y.  e.,  Svo.  (609)  Ridler,  £2  i6s. 

626  Chronicles  and  Memorials.     Scotland.    Chronicles  of  the  Picts 

and  Scots,  Historical  Documents  ia86-i^,  and  Ledger  of 
A.  Halyburton,  1492-1503,  together4  vol.,  half  bound,  Ediit- 
burgh,  1867-70,  imperial  8vo.  {613)  W.  Brown,  £1  14s. 

627  Church    Reform.    The  Answere  of   the  Vicechancellor,  the 

Doctors,  and  other  heads  of  Houses  in  the  Universitie  of 
Oxford  to  the  humble  Petition  of  the  Ministers  of  the  Church 
of  England  desiring  Reformation  of  Certain  Ceremonies  and 
Abuses,  original  edition,  limp  vellum,  Oxford,  J.  Barnes, 
1603,  4to.  (980)  Grieve,  £1  los. 

628  Cicero.    Opera,  cum  optimis  exemplaribus  accurate  collata, 

editio  Elieviriana,  to  vol.,  old  morocco  gill,  gilt  edges, 
Ltigd.  Bat.,  1641,  Svo.  (617)  RidJer,  £1  9s. 

629  Clarendon    (Earl   of).     History   of  the   Rebellion   and   Civil 

Wars,  with  suppressed  passages  and  unpublished  notes  ; 
and  Life  and  Continuation,  1 1  vol.,  tree-marbled  calf  gilt, 
t  e.  g.,  Oxford,  1726-27,  Svo.  (610)  Roche,  ^3  6s. 

630  Clark's  Foreign  Theological  Library,  142  voL,  all  complete 

works,  Edinburgh,  v.  o.,  Svo,  (624)  Brilwell,  £>) 

631  Cochlaeus  (Jo.)  Pro  Scotlse  Regno  Apologia,  adversus  Alexan- 

drum  Alesium,  Scotum,  ad  Scotorum  regem,  title  within  fine 
woodcut  border,  Lifs.,  M.  Blum,  1534,  4to.  (988)  Cotton,  £2 


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632  Cochran- Patrick  (R.  W.)    Records  of  the  Coinage  of  Scotland, 

from  the  eariiest  period  to  the  Union,  16  plates,  z  vol.,  half 
moncco,t.ti.  g;  Edinburgh,  iZyb,  ^lo.  {ggi)  Hopkins,  £i  12s, 

633  Coleridge  (S.  T.)     On  the  Constitution  of  Church  and  State, 

fiist  edition,  blue  morocco,  gilt  ed^es,  presentation  copy, 

^       "To  Lord  Lyndhurst,  etc.,  etc,  this  Work  is  respectfully 

Submitted  by  the  Author,  S.  T,  Coleridge,"  Hurst,  etc,  1830, 

8vo.  (633)  Pearson,  £2  3s. 

634  Coligny.    The  Lyfe  of  the  most  godly,  valeant  and  noble 

Capteine  and  maintener  of  the  trew  Christian  Religion  in 
France,  Jasper  Colignie  Shatilion,  sometyme  Create  Ad- 
mirall  of  Frauncc,  translated  out  of  Latin  by  Arthur  Golding, 
bhttb  UiXtx,  ruled  in  red,  device  of  anchor  and  motto 
"  Anchors  Spei"  on  title,  contemporary  morocco  gilt,  with 
device  ol  anchor  and  motto  "  Ammae  Anchora  Spes  Viva," 
from  Hebr.  VI.,  on  sides,  Thos,  Vautrollier,  1576,  8vo.  (638) 
Richardson,  £\a 

635  Collins  (A.)     Peerage  of  England,  greatly  augmented  and 

Continued  to  the  Present  Time  by  Sir  £.  Brydges,  9  vol., 
halfcalf  gilt,  m.  e.,  1812,  8vo.  (641)  Ridler,  £i  17s. 

636  Confession  of  Faith  (The),  and  the  Larger  and  Shorter  Cate- 

chisme,  first  agreed  upon  b^  the  Assembly  of  Divines  at 
Westminster,  and  now  appomted  by  the  Generall  Assembly 
of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland  to  be  a  part  of  Uniformity  of  Reli- 

S'on  between  the  Kirks  of  Christ  in  the  three  Kingdomes 
ome  leaves  sli^hdy  soiled  and  margins  cut  close),  green 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Amsterdeun,  printed  by  Luice 
Elzevir  for  Andrew  Wilson,  and  are  to  be  Sold  at  his  Shop 
in  Edinoiirgh,  1649,  8vo.  (64S)  Richardson,  £t] 

[An  excessively  rare  Elievir  printed  book,  apparently 
unknown  to  bibliographers.  This  was  David  Laing's  copy, 
and  sold  in  his  sale  in  1879. — Catalogue.  The  book  is 
referred  to  in  Slater's  "Book  Collecting"  as  the  only 
volume  printed  in  English  by  the  Elievirs.  This  copy 
brought  ^35  at  the  Laing  Sale.^ED.] 

637  Confession  of  Faith  (The),  and  the  Larger  and  Shorter  Cate- 

chisme,  approved  by  the  Kirk  of  Scotland  (some  fore-edges 
shaved),  purple  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  Edinburgh,  by  E. 
Tyler, printer  to  the  King,  1650, 8vo.  (649)   IV.  Brown,  £^5^- 

638  Confession  of  Faith  (The),  and  the  Larger  and  Shorter  Cate- 

chisme,  approved  by  the  Generall  Assembly  of  the  Church 
of  Scotland,  Edinburgh,  E.  Tyler,  printer  to  the  King,  1650 
— ADirectoryforthePubhque  Worship  of  God,  etc.,  London, 
for  the  Stat.  Co.,  1650,  in  i  vol.  (some  fore-edges  slightly 
shaved),  calf  gilt  by  F.  Bedford,  8vo.  (650)    Quaritck,  £S  8s. 

639  Confession  of  Faith  (The)  Subscribed  by  the  Kinge's  Majestic 

and  his  Houshold  ;  together  with  the  Copie  of  the  Bande, 
and  the  Act  of  Secreit  Counsail  (tide  and  last  leaf  mended, 
some  headlines  shaved),  morocco  gilt,  with  arms  of  D.  Con- 
stable on  sides,  gilt  edges,  Edinburgh,  R.  Waldegrave,  1 500, 
4to.  (1006)  Richardson,  £ii 

[Four  leaves  headed  "The  Subsciibers  unto  the  Con- 


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fession  of  Faith"  are  blank.  The  **  Confession"  was  first 
printed  at  Holyrood  House  in  1580.  This  was  D.  Laing's 
copy. — Calalogiie.} 

640  Confession  of  Faith  (The),  Subscribed  by  the  Kings  Maiestie 

and  his  Houshold  [at  Edinburgh  the  38  day  of  Jaouarie,  the 
yeare  158a],  4  leaves  had  margins  mended,  morocco  gilt, 
gilt  edges,  no  imprint  (1007)  Quariick,  £1  I'is. 

[Probably  a  XVIIth.   century  reprint   of  the  Edinburgh 
edition  of  R.  Waldegrave,  printed  in  1590. — Catalogue.'] 

641  Constantine.    A  Treittyse  of  the  Donation  or  Gyfte  and  Ett- 

dowmet  of  Possessyons  gyvcn  and  graunted  unto  Sylvester 
Pope  of  Rhome,  by  Constantyne  Emperour  of  Rome,  black 
Icttn,  title  within  Holbein  border,  large  and  clean  copy,  with 
autograph  of  Wm.  H  erbert  on  title,  russia,  T.  Godfray,  n.  d., 
folio  (1090)  Maggs,  £g  15s. 

641  Copinger  (W,  A.)  Incunabula  Biblica ;  the  First  Half  Cen- 
tury of  the  Latin  Bible,  $4  facsimiles,  blu6  cloth,  1893,  folio 
(1341)  Sotheran,  £3  183. 

643  Coryat's  Crudities,  reprinted  from  the  edition  of  161 1,  to  which 

are  now  added  his  Letters  from  India,  and  extracts  relating 
to  him  from  various  Authors,  etc.,  frontispiece  and  plates, 
3  vols,,  old  calf,  W.  Cater,  1776,  8vo.  (796)      Young,  £1  14s. 

644  Covenant.    A  Solemne  League  and  Covenant  for  Reformation, 

Ediniurgk,  E.  Tyler,  1643 — The  Iniquity  of  the  late  Solemne 
League  or  Covenant  discovered,  1643— The  Anti-Covenant, 
O^Jord,  1643 — Observations  upon  the  Instructions  for  taking 
the  Vow  and  Covenant,  ('A— Letter  to  a  Noble  Lord  from  a 
friend  at  Oxford  upon  Occasion  of  the  late  Covenant  taken 
by  both  Houses,  Feb.  22,  164,1 — Examination  of  such  Par- 
ticulars in  the  Solemne  League  and  Covenant  as  conceme 
the  Law,  Oxfoid.  1644 -Langbaine  (Gerard).  A  Review  of 
the  Covenant,  1661,  and  others  on  the  same,  in  2  vol.,  4to. 
(1025)  Quarilch,  £1  19s. 

645  Covenant.     Confession  of  Faith  of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland,  Sub- 

scribed by  the  King's  Majestic  and  Household  in  the  yeare 
1580,  and  Subscribed  by  the  Nobles,  etc.,  in  the  yeare 
1638-— A  Solemn  League  and  Covenant  for  Reformation, 
Ediniurgk,  E.  Tyler,  1643 — Another  edition  of  the  same,  16., 
1648,  and  3  other  Tracts  of  the  same  date  on  the  same  sub- 
ject, in  I  vol.,  contemporary  limp  vellum,  with  initials  of  the 
original  owner,  G.  L.  (George  Leslie)  on  sides,  4to.  (1026) 

Lamplough,  ^£3  8s, 
[An  interesting  copy,  having  three  original  autograph  in- 
scriptions by  "  George  Leslie,  Burgess  in  Edinburgh," — 
Catalogue^ 

646  [Coverdale  (Myles).]     The  Christen  rule  or  State  of  all  the 

Worlde  from  the  hyghest  to  the  lowest,  and  howe  every  man 
shuld  lyve  to  please  God,  etc  Item  the  Christen  State  of 
Matrymonye,  Mack  Ittler,  2  vol.,  old  calf.  No  place  or  name 
of  printer,  "  antio  iMcamationis  Christi,  i  S43.    8vo.  (800) 

■^".ep,  £a  6s. 

647  Coverdale  f  Myles).     Certain  most  godly,  fruitful,  and  comfort- 

able Letters  of  true  Saints  and  holy  Martyrs  in  the  late 


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bloodye  Persecution,  first  edition,  blath  Itttrt;  woodcut  title 
and  cut  on  reverse,  ornamental  initials  (a  few  leaves  wormed), 
old  calf,  J.  Day,  i $64,  410.  (1029)  Chadaikk,  ^3 

648  Cowper  (Wm.)  and  Rev.  John  Newton.   OIney  Hymns  in  three 

Books,  first  edition,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  tine  copy,  W. 
Oliver,  1779,  8vo.  (801)  Pickering,  £t  13s. 

649  Cranmer  (Archbp.  Thos.)     Catechismus,  That  is  to  say,  a 

Shorte  Instruction  into  Chribtian  Religion  for  the  syngular 
commodite  and  profyte  of  Childre  and  Yong  People,  OlACk 
tittrr,  title  within  fine  woodcut  border  with  cut  on  reverse  of 
K.  Edward  VI.  giving  the  Bible  to  Cranmer.  small  woodcuts 
and  ornamental  initials,  original  green  limp  vellum,  in  new 
morocco  case,  Gaulterus  Lyntte  exaidebai  1 548,  {at  end) 
tmpryntedjor  Gwatter  Lyrtju  dtvellinge  on  Somers  Kayt  by 
Byllynges  Gate,  8vo.  (810)  B.  F.  Stevens,  ^43 

iA  remarkably  large  and  fine  copy,  with  wide  margins 
ios  clxxxix  to  cxc  are  unopened),  clean  and  perfiKt 
throughout,  and  measuring  5^  in.  by  4  in.  It  appears  to  be 
the  second  issue  of  1548,  but  the  name  of  Nicholas  Hyll  as 
printer  does  not  occur  in  the  book.— Cn/a/cFu^.] 

650  Cianmer  (Archbp.  Thos.)    A  Confutaiio  of  Dnwritcg  Verities 

both  in  the  bolye  Scriptures  and  moste  auncient  authors,  and 
also  profitable  Arguments  and  Pithy  Reasons,  etc,  translated 
and  set  forth  by  £.  P.,  bkdt  littrt,  original  edition,  brown 
morocco,  gilt,  antique  style,  gilt  edges.  No  date,  place,  or 
prinlet!  name  (R.  Wolfe,  155S),  8vo.  (812)      Jones,  £i  16s. 

6ji  Cianmer  (Archbp.  Thos.)  A  Defence  of  the  true  and  catho- 
licke  doctrine  of  the  Sacrament  of  Che  Body  and  Bloud  of  our 
Saviour  Christ ;  with  a  Confijtation  of  Sundry  Errors,  first 
edition,  blarh  Utttr,  old  MS.  notes  in  margins,  title  within 
woodcut  border,  old  red  morocco,  with  borders  of  crowns, 
feathers,  and  fleurs-de-lis,  gilt  edges,  R.  WolfiE,  1550,  4to. 
(1031)  ffid/er,  £i  8s. 

6j3  Crowe  (E.  £.)  History  of  Frahce,  5  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  m.  e., 
1858-68,  8vo.  (820)  Maggs,  ^4  6s. 

653  Crowley  (Rob.)     An   Information   and    Peticion   agaynst   the 

oppresseurs  of  the  pore  Commons  of  this  Realme,  black  Utter 
(14  leaves),  calf  extra,  fine  copy,  JVo  place,  dale,  or  printer's 
name  (1548),  8vo.  (823)  Quaritch,  £3  6s, 

654  Darcie  (Abr.)    Annales  ;  The  True  and  Royall  History  of  the 

Famous  Empresse  Eliiabeth,  flne  portrait  and  en^aved  tide 
by  R.  Vaughan  (margins  cut  close],  old  cal^  B.  Fisher,  1625, 
4to.  {1049)  Ellis,  £t  19s. 

6j5  Darien.  A  Full  and  Exact  Collection  of  Addresses,  Memorials, 
Petitions,  Answers,  Proclamations,  etc.,  relating  to  the  Com- 
pany of  Scotland  trading  to  AMca  and  the  Indies,  i69C.-i7cc^ 
h^  calf.  Printed  in  1700,  8vo.  (833)  IV.  Brown,  £t  14s. 

656  Darien.  Borland  (Rev.  Fr.)  The  History  of  Darien,  giving 
a  Short  Description  of  that  Country  and  ihe  Attempts  of  the 
Scotch  to  found  a  Colony  there,  written   in    1700    Ctitle 


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6s7  Darien.  A  Letter  from  the  Commission  of  the  General 
Assembly  of  the  Church  of  Scotland,  met  at  Glasgow,  July  21, 
1699,  to  the  Hon.  Coimcel  and  Inhabitants  of  the  Scots 
Colony  of  Caledaaia,  in  America,  Edinburgh,  G.  Mosman, 
1699,  4to.  (lojo)  EllU,  li  5s. 

658  Devonshire  Library.    Catalogue  of  the  Library  at  Chatsworth 

(by  J.  P.  Lacaita),  4  vol.,  uncut,  Privately  printed,  Chisvrick 
Press,  1879,  imperial  8vo.  (848)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £,^ 

659  Dibdln  (Dr.  T.  F.)      Bibliotheca  Spenceriana,  4  vol.,  brown 

morocco,  i8i4^£des  Althorpianae,  i  vol.,  calf  tfilt,  gilt 
edges,  i8zz — Cassano  Catalogue,  russia  gilt,  1823,  together 
7  voL,  imperial  8vo.  (852)  Kd/wards,  £^  5s. 

660  Dibdin  (Dr.  T.  F.)     Bibliographical  Decameron,  or  Ten  Days 

Discourse  upon  illuminated  Manuscripts,  etc.,  numerous 
illustrations,  3  vol.,  russia  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1817,  royal  8vo. 
(8S3)  Maggi,  li,  i8s. 

661  Dibdin  (Dr.  T.  F.)      Bibliographical,  Antiquarian  and   Pic- 

turesque Tour  in  France  and  Germany,  numerous  fine 
plates,  with  ^o  additional  etchings  by  Lewis  on  India  paper, 
3  vol.,  calf  gilt,  g.  e.,  1821,  imperial  8vo.  (854)  Ridler,  £^  4s. 

662  Dibdin  (Dr.  T.  F.)     Bibliographical  and  Picturesque  Tour  in 

the  Northern  Counties,  etc,  numerous  illustrations,  2  vol., 
calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1838,,  royal  8vo.  (857)        Ridler,  £i  14s. 

663  Didot.     Catalogue   lllustr^  des   Livres  Pr6:ieux  MS.   et  Im- 

prim^  de  la  fiiblioth^i^ue  d'Ambroise  Firmin-Didot,  Vente 
kl'Hoteldes  Commissaires-Priseurs,Jiiin,  1878,  et  Mai,  1879, 
LARGE  PAPER,  numerous  facsimiles  of  bindings,  MSS.,  etc., 
2  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Paris,  1878-79,  sup.  imperial 
8vo.  (866)  Ellis,  £1  10s. 

664  Disciplioa  Ecclesiastica  (De)  brevis  et  modesta  dissertatio,  ad 

Ecctesiam  Scoticam,  autore  gallo  quondam  Theolt^o  Verbi 

Divini  Ministro  (D.  Tilenus),  half  Imund,  Aberdoniae  excud. 

Eduardus  Rabanus,  impensis  Davidis  Melvill,   1613,  8vo, 

(867)  Richardson,  £f>  los. 

[Probably  the  first  book  printed  in  Aberdeen  by  Rabait, 

the  city's  first  printer.— Ca/a/c^*.] 

663  Disraeli  (B.)     The  Revolutionary  Lpick,  III  Books,  original 

edition,  presentation  copy  to  "the  Honble  Mrs.  Norton, 

with  the  Author's  Kindest  Complts,"  2  vol.,  half  calf,  1834, 

4to.  (1247)  Pearson,  £2  14s. 

[This  book  was  privately  printed,  and  only  50  copies  nere 

issued. — Ed.] 

666  Douce  (Fr)     Illustrations  of  Shakespeare  and  of  Ancient 

Manners,  with  engravings  on  wood  by  J.  Berryman,  extra 
illustrated  with  97  portraits,  views,  etc.,  some  scarce,  2  vol., 
morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  other  edges  uncut,  by  F.  Bedford, 
Longman,  1807,  8vo.  (875)  Jones,  £y>  los. 

667  Douglas  (Sir  Rob.)     Peerage  of  Scotland,  second  edition, 

continued  by  J.  P.  Wood,  numerous  coats  of  arms,  2  vol., 
half  calf,  Edinburgh,  1813,  folio  (1353)  IV.  Brtm/n,  £3 

668  Drummond  (H.)     Histories  of  Noble  British  Families,  with 

biographical  notices,  72  coloured  portraits,  and  numerous 


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emblazoned  coats  of  amis,  2  vol^  half  moiocco.  i.  e.  g^ 
W.  Pickering,  1846,  imp.  folio  (1354)  Kdwtxrds,  £7  17s,  SA 
669  Drummond  (Jas.)  Old  Edinburgh,  reproduced  in  facsimile 
from  his  Original  Drawings,  103  views,  only  $00  copies 
printed,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Waferston,  1879,  atlas  folio 
(13S0  Ooig,  £t  I3S. 

6  70  Drummond  (Jas.)  Sculptured  Monuments  in  loni,  and  the 
West  Highlands,  100  plates  facsimiled  by  W.  Griggs,  issued 
to  Members  of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland  only, 
halfmor.,t.e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1881,  folio  (1356)  Doig,  £2  Ss. 

671  Dnimmond   (Jas.)      The    Bluidy   Banner   of   Drumclog   and 

Bothwell  Brig,  illustrations,  comprising  original  drawing^ 
engraved  portraits  and  views,  and  MS.  biographies  Of 
eminent  Scotsmen,  etc  (only  40  copies  of  the  text  printed), 
morocco,  Edinburgh,  Neill,  1861,  4I0.  (1254)   W.  Brown,  £l 

672  Dryden  (John).    A  Poem  upon  the  Death  of  his  late  Highness, 

Oliver,  Lord  Protector,  first  edition,  very  rare,  W.  Wilson, 
i659~Religio  Laici  (2  editions),  1681-83— Funeral- Pin- 
darique  upon  King  Charles  II.,  i68j— The  Hind  and  the 
Panther,  first  edition,  J.  Tonson,  1687 — Panegyrical  Poem 
on  the  late  Countess  of  Abingdon,  ib.,  1692,  and  others,  in 
I  vol.,  half  calf,  410.  (1260)  Pickering,  £i  los. 

673  Dryden  (John).     Britannia  Rediviva,  a  Poem  on  the  Btrth  of 

the  Prmce,  Holyrood  House,  f-'eprinttd  by  P.  B.  Engimer, 
printer  to  the  Kings  Majestie,  etc.,  i68g~Answers  for  Mar- 

Cret  Yates  and  the  Procurator  Fiscal,  vignette,  1737 — 
tier  to  a  Friend,  with  two  Poems  to  the  Memory  of  Dr.  T. 
Raltray,  Bp.  of  Edinburgh,  Edinburgh,  1743— [Grant  (FT-)] 
Short  H  istory  of  the  Sabbath,  ib.,  1 705 — Survey  of  the  Case 
of  the  Episcopal  Clergy,  ib.,  G.  Mosman,  1703,  and  2  others 
in  I  vol.,  calf,  4to.  (1261)  W.  Brown,  £^  3s. 

674  Dunbar  (William).      Poems,  now  first  collected,  with   Notes 

and  a  Memoir  by  David  Laing  (with  the  Supplement),  bound 
in  z  vol.,  morocco  extra,  t.  e.  %.,  other  edges  uncut,  presettta- 
tion  copy  to  James  Raine  (rare  in  this  state),  £'(a>»i«^,4, 
Laing  and  Forbes,  1832-65,  Svo.  (882)     Richardson,  £1  i8s. 

675  [Dunlop  [Rev.  Wm.)]     Collection  of  Confessions  of  Faith, 

Catechisms,  Directories,  Books  of  Discipline,  etc.,  of  Publick 
Authority  in  the  Church  of  Scotland,  with  all  Acts  of 
Assembly,  etc.,  and  a  large  Preface,  2  vol.,  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  Edinburgh,  Jas.  Watson,  1719-22,  8vo.  (B84) 

Bull,  £1  6s. 

676  Duplessis-Bertaux.     Victories  of  the    Duke    of  Wellington 

(1799-1815),  portrait  and  24  plates,  with  descriptive  text  in 
French  and  English,  red  morocco  extra,  inside  dentelles,  gilt 
edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  n.  d.,  foho  (1359)  f*'.  Brown,  £i 

677  Elizabeth.     The  Effect  of  the  Declaratio  made  in  the  Guild- 

hall by  M.  Recorder  of  London,  concerning  the  late 
attemptes  of  the  Queenes  Majesties  evil,  seditious,  and  dis- 
obedient subjects,  bUrk  Ittttr  (lo  leaves),  morocco  gilt, 
J.  Daye,  1571.  8vo,  (906)  W.  Bro-wn,  ^^3  3s. 

678  Estienne  (Rob.)     Les  Censures  des  Theologiens  de  Paris,  par 

lesquelles  ils  avoyent  faulsement  condamne  les  Bibles  im- 
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primees  pas  Robert  Estienne,  imprimeur  du  Roy,  avec  la 
response  d'iceluy  Robert  Estienne,  traduictes  de  Latin  en 
Francois,  Edition  originale,  red  morocco  extra,  with  elegant 
gilt  line  and  scroll  tooling,  inside  dentelles,  gilt  on  m.  e., 
by  Lorric,  L'Olivier  dt  Rod.  Estienne  (device  on  title),  1552, 
8vo.  (932)  RUhardson,  £%  15s. 

679  Euripides.      Tragoediae    septemdecim    ex    quibus    qummn 

habent  commentaria.  Graced,  first  edition  of  the  17  |da.ys 
(except  Medea,  Hippolytus,  Alcestis  and  Andromache), 
3  vol.,  red  morocco  extra.,  with  Aldine  anchor  on  sides,  gilt 
edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  Venet.  ap  Aldum,  1503,  8vo.  (93;) 

680  Feigusson  (Rob-)     Poems,  first    edition,  vignette    on    title, 

portrait  of  the  Author  and  one  of  Jamie  DufT  inserted,  calf, 
Eninbutgh,  W.and  T.  Ruddiman,  1773 — Poems  with  Life  by 
Jas.  Gray,  portrait  after  Kunciman,  half  calf,  ib.^  J.  Fairbura, 
1821,  8vo.  (935)  W.  Brown,  £2  4s. 

681  Fielding  (Henry).     History  of  Tom  Jones,  a  Foundling,  first 

edition,  a  scries  of  Rowlandson's  plates  {mar^ns  cut  down) 
inserted,  6  vol.,  old  calf,  A.  Millar,  1749,  Bvo.  (937) 

Qjioritch,  £,1  iSs. 

683  Forbes    (6p.    A.    P.)    Kalendars    of   Scottish    Saints,    half 

morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1873,  410.  (1284)    Hicham,  £2 

683  Forbes  (Dr.  John,  of  Corse).    A  peaceable  Warning  to  the 

subjects  in  Scotland  given  in  the  yeare  of  God  1638, 
A  berdene.  impi  inted  by  Edw.  RcUian  the  yeare  above  written, 
4to.  (i!87)  Chadtuick,£\  16$. 

684  Forbes  (Dr.  John,  of  Corse).     An  Answere   to  his   Peaceable 

Warning,  Printed  Anao  Dom.  1638,  4to.  (1286) 

W.  Brown,  £1  los. 

685  Forbes  (Dr.  John,  of  Corse).     Songs  and  Fancies  to  three, 

four,  or  five  parts,  both  apt  for  Voices  and  Viols  ;  with  a 
briefe  introduction  to  Musick  as  taught  by  Thos.  Davidson 
in  the  Musick  School  of  Aberdene,  second  edition,  "  Cantus" 
part  only,  woodcut  title,  morocco  extra,  fancy  end  papers,  fine 
copy,  Aberdeen,  J.  Forbes,  1666,  4to.  (1288)  Campion,  £\  1  js. 

686  Forbes-Leith    (Wm.)    The    Scots    Men  at- Arms    and    Life- 

Guards  in  France,  a. D.  hiS-tSjo,  etched  plates  by  Major 
H  de  Grandmaison,  one  of  45  copies,  with  the  etchings  on 
Japanese,  China,  and  Holland  paper  (No.  7),  2  vol.,  cloth 
gilt,  uncut,  Eutnburgk,  W.  Paterson,  1882,  4ta  (1389) 

Hill,£x  los. 

687  Fox  (John).     Kenim  in  Ecclesia  Cestarum,  qu£  postremis  et 

periculusis  his  lemporibus  evenerunt,  etc.,  pars  prima, 
woodcuts,  editio  princeps,  Basil.,  N.  Brylingerus  et  Jo. 
Oporinus,  1559— Manyrum  Historia,  pars  secunda,  auihore 
H.  Panialeune,  ib.,  1563,  in  1  vol,  morocco  antique,  gilt 
edges,  fine  copies,  folio  (1372)  I'earson,  £7  5s. 

688  Fox  (John).     Actes  and  Monuments  of  these  latter  and  perilous 

days,  t'  uching  Matters  of  the  <.hurch,  bl.irk  let  It  r,  numerous 
wooi'cuis,  with  all  the  separate  pieces,  and  the  two  slips, 
that  of  Windsor  Castle  from  a  later  edition  inserted,  title 
and  "An  Almanack  for  31  yeares  "  in  facsimile,  margins  of 


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preliminary  leaves  and  Index  in  facsimile,  but  complete  as 
r^aids  the  number  of  leaves,  and  a  very  good  copy  bound 
io  2  vol.,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  John  Daye,  1563,  folio 
(137.1)  Quaritck,  lip  los. 

[The  first  edition  of  Fox's  "  Book  of  Martyrs,"  of  which 
no  absolutely  perfect  copy  is  known.  That  described  in 
Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xi.,  No.  jioS,  as  complete 
was  not  so,  as  the  imprint  was  inlaid  and  the  last  leaf 
defective.— Ed,] 

689  France.  Edict  du  Roy  (Francois  II.)  par  lei^uel  lentiere  cong- 
noissance  de  tout  crime  d'heresie  et  detaiss^  auK  Prelaiz, 
etc.,  fioueit.  Mart.  C.  Mesgissier,  1560— Arrest  de  la  Cour* 
leu  et  public  par  les  Carrefours  de  la  Ville  de  Rouen,  ib., 
1 560 — Edict  et  Ordonnance  du  Roy  pour  donncr  repos  h  ses 
subject!,  etc.,  public  en  la  Court  de  Parliament  i  Rouen,  1^., 
1561,  three  rare  pieces,  in  I  vol.,  8vo.  (1095)    CJiadwickt  £3 

£90  France.  Forme  du  Sennet  qu'il  convient  faire  par  tout  le 
Royaume,  pour  I'entretenement  de  la  Sainct  Union,  etc, 
Lyon,  J.  Piilehote,  1 589— Harangue  prononc^e  devant  le 
Roy  en  ses  Estats  generaux  k  Blois  par  Pierre  d'Epinac 
Archevcsfjue,  etc, /'am,  J.  Mettayer,  1588 — Remonstrance 
d'un  Geutilhomme  de  Dauphind  k  Henry  de  Vaiois,  pour  le 
Soulagement  du  Pauvre  Peuple  du  dit  Pais,  .v.  /.,  1589— 
Declaration  des  Consulz,  Eschevins,  Manans  et  Habitans  de 
la  Ville  de  Lyon,  sur  I'occasioa  de  la  prise  des  Armea  par 
euK  faicte,  le  24  Feburier,  1589,  Z.^o«,  J.  Pillehotte,  15S9, 
four  scarce  tracts,  iu  i  vol.,  morocco,  plain,  inside  dentelles, 
gilt  edges  by  Thibaron,  8vo.  (1096)  Chniiwick,  £3  ;s 

691  Frascr  (Alexander,  Seventeenth  Lord  Saltoun).    The  Erasers 

of  Philorth,  portraits,  150  copies  privately  printed,  3  vol., 
red  cloth  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinlmrgh,  itTi,  4to.  (129;) 

H^kins,  l-j 

692  Fraser  (Wm.)    The    Stirlings    of   Keir,    and    their  Family 

Papers,  numerous  illustrations,  15a  copies  privately  printed, 
half  morocco,  Edinburgh,  1858,  4to.  (1296)  W.  Brown,  ^20 

693  Fraser  (Wm.)     Memorials  of  the  Montgomeries   Earls  of 

Eglington,  facsimile  of  illuminated  indenture,  armorial 
bearings,  autographs,  etc.,  2  vol,  cloth  gilt,  I.  e.  g..  Privately 
firiaUd,  Edinburgh,  1859,  410.(1297)  Hopkins,  £11  los. 

694  Fraser  (Wm.)     Memoirs  of  the  Maxwells  of  Pollok,  portraits, 

views,  fecsimiles,  armorial  bearings,  etc.  (i  50  copies  privately 
printed),  3  vol.,  cloth  gilt,  t.  e.  g-,  Edinburgh,  1B63,  4t0. 
(1298)  Hopkins,  £<) 

695  Fraser  (Wm.)     History  of  the  Camegies,  Earls  of  Southesk 

and  of  their  Kindred,  illustrations,  only  loo  copies  privately 
printed,  2  voL,  cloth  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1867,  4to. 
(1399)  tV.  Brown,  £20 

696  Fraser  (Wm.)    The    Red    Book    of   Grandtully,  numerous 

portraits,  only  100  copies  privately  printed,  2  vol.,  cloth  gilt, 
t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1868,  410.  (1300)  Hopkins,  £i  los. 

697  Fraser  (Wm.)    The  Chiefs  of  Colquhoun  and  their  Country, 

portraits   and   tinted  views,  only    150  copies  printed  for 
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private  distribution,  1  vol.,  red  cloth  gilt,  Edinburgh,  1869, 
4to.  (IWI)  Hopkins,  £b  los. 

69S  Praser  (Wm.)  Book  of  Carkveiock  1  Memoirs  of  the  Max- 
wells Earls  of  Nithsdale,  Lords  Maxwell  and  Hemes, 
portraits,  tinted  views,  woodcuts,  etc.,  150  copies  privately 
printed,  2  voL,  red  doth  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1873,  4ta 
(.303)  Hopkins,  1% 

699  Fraser  (Wm.)    The  Lennox,  portraits    and   illustrations,  a 

limited  number  privately  printed,  2  voL,  cloth  eilt,  I.  e.  g., 
Edinburgh,  i8?4,  4to.  (1303)  Hopkins^  £8 

700  Fraser    (Wm.)     The    Earls    of   Cromartie,    their    Kindred, 

Country  and  Correspondence,  portraits  and  facsimiles,  etc., 
a  limited  number  of  copies  privately  printed,  2  vol..  cloth 
gilt,  Edinburgh,  1876,  4to.  (1304)  W.  Brown,  £7  los. 

701  Fraser  (Wm.)     The   Scotts    of    Buccleuch,   portraits,   tinted 

views,  facsimiles,  and  other  illustrations,  a  limited  number 

frivately  printed,  3  vol^  red  cloth  gilt,  Edinburgh,  1878, 410. 
1305)  Hopkins,  /16  los. 

702  Fraser  (Wm.)    The  Red  Book  of  Menteith,  numerous  illustra- 

tions, portraits,  etc.,  a  limited  number  privately  printed, 
3  voL,  red  doth  gilt,  t  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1880,  410.  (1306) 

Mackey,  £io 

703  Fraser  (Wm,)    The  Chiefs  of  Grant,  numerous  illustrations,  a 

limited  number  privately  printed,  3  vol,  red  doth  extra, 
t.  e.  g.  (morocco  back),  Edinburgh,  1883,  410,  (1307) 

Hopkins,  £13 

704  Fraser  (Wm.)     The  Douglas  Book,  numerous  illustrations,  a 

limited  number  privately  printed,  4  vol.,  cloth  extra,  I.  e.  g.. 
Edinburgh,  1885,  4to.  (1308)  Hopkins,  £22  los. 

705  Freer  (Martha  W.)     Married  Life  aitd  Regency  of  Anne  of 

Austria,  portraits,  4  vol.,  calf  gilt,  Tinslcy,  1864-66,  8vo. 
(1104)  Solheran,  £1  17s. 

706  Frith    Qohn).      A    Disputacion    of     Purgatorye,    whiche    is 

devided  into  thre  bokes,  first  edition,  bUch  Uttrt  (title  inlaid), 
calf,  Noplace,  daU,  or  printer's  name,  8vo.  {1105) 

Quarilch,  £1  i6s. 

707  Frith  (John).     A  Pistle  to  the  Christen  Reader  ;  The  Revela- 

tion of  Antichrist ;  Antithesis  wherin  are  compared  to  geder 
Christes  Actes  and  oure  holye  father  the  Popes,  original 
edition,  blacti  Uttit  (front  margins  shaved  and  some  written 
on),  title  within  woodcut  border,  russia  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
Marlborow  in  Hesse  by  mt  Hans  Lu/t,  1529,  8vo.  {1106) 

Quarttch,  £11  15s. 
[At  the  end  of  the  "  Antichrist "  were  two  signatures, 
"  Gervas  Tyndall "  and  "  William  Tyndall." — Calalcgue.'\ 

708  Frith  (John).    A  Boke  answeringe  unlo  M.  Mores  letturwnich 

he  wrote  agenst  the  first  little  Ireatyse  that  John  Frith  made 
concerning  the  Sacrament  ...  for  which  John  Frith  was 
condempned,  and  after  burent  in  Smithfelde,  etc,  original 
edition,  black  Uttn,  modem  morocco,  gilt  edges  (Hebet's 
copy),  Imprinted  at  Monster  by  me  Conrade  H-illems,  1533, 
8vo.  (1107)  W,  Broivn,  £10  53, 

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2t  3i  4- — Catalonie.'] 

709  Frith  Qohn).    A  Boke  made  in  the  Tower  of  London,  answer: 

ynge  unto  M,  Mores  letter  .  .  .  agaynst  the  fyrste  lytle 
treatyse  that  John  Fiyih  made  concemynge  the  Sacramente, 
newly  corrected  and  prynted  after  the  fyrst  coppe,  bincit  litttr 
(some  leaves  soiled  and  comers  mended,  letterpress  of  2 
pages  defective),  calf  gill  by  Pratt,  R.  Jugge,  1  $48,  8vo. 
fii°9)  -£//",  ^i  13s- 

710  Froissart  (Sir  John).     Chronicles  of  England,  France,  Spain, 

etc.,  translated  by  Johnes,  with  Life,  etc.,  the  series  of  71 
illuminated  plates  inserted,  2  vol.,  vellum,  W.  Smith,  1844) 
imperial  8vo.  (ino)  Edwards,  i,i  13s. 

711  Froude(J.A.)  Short  .Studies  on  Great  Subjects,  4  vol.,  1868-83 

— Divorce  of  Catherine  of  Aragon,  i89i,and  Caesar,  1879, 
8vo.  (Mil)  Bain,  £fi 

712  Froude{J.A.)    HistoryofEnglandfrom  the  Fall  olWolse^to 

the  Defeat  of  the  Spanish  Armada,  new  (library)  edition, 
12  vol.,  1870,  8vo.  (1 1 12)  Bain,  £3  I3s. 

713  Froude  (J.  A)    The    English  in  Ireland  in  the  Eighteenth 

Century,3  vol.,  1872-74,  8vo.  (1113)  Bain,  £1  12s. 

714  Fuller  (Dr.  Thos.)  The  Worthies  of  England,  original  edition, 

portrait  by  Loggan.  old  calf,  1662,  folio  (ifi^i)  Jiidler,  £1  193. 
7^5  Gage  (Thos.)  New  Survey  of  the  West  Indias,orthe  English 
American,  his  Travail  by  Sea  and  Land,  second  edition,  4 
maps,  J.  Sweeting,  1655 — Pinto (F.  Mendez).  Voyages  and 
Adventures,  done  into  English  by  H.  Cogan,  H.  Cripps, 
|6S3— Sandys  Travailes,  maps  and  plates,  J.  Sweeting,  1652, 
in  I  vol.,  old  calf,  folio  ( 1633)  Quaritck,  £2  8s. 

716  Gardiner  (Steph.,  Bp.  of  Winchester).    An  Explication  and 

Assertion  of  the  true  Catholique  fayth  touchyng  the  moost 
blessed  Sacrament  of  the  Aulter,  with  Confutacion  of  a  booke 
written  agaynst  the  same,  blath  Utttr,  first  edition  (plain 
comers  frayed),  morocco,  gilt  edges,  No  place  or  printer's 
name,  anno  iS5i-  Bvo.  (1122)  Ma^t,  j[2  6s. 

717  Gardiner  (Steph.,  Bp.  of  Winchester).     De  Vera  Obediencia, 

an  Oration  made  in  Latyne  .  .  .  with  the  Preface  of 
Edmunde  Boner  ...  B.  of  London,  touching  true  Obedi- 
ence, now  translated  into  English  and  printed  by  Michael 
Wood,  roman  letter,  old  red  morocco,  device  of  dolphin  on 
back,  border  of  crowns  and  fleurs-de-lis,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy, 
J^rom  Roane  xxvi.  of  Octobre,  1553,  8vo.  (1123)       EliU^  £4 

718  Gardiner  (Dr.  S.  R.)    History  of  England,  1603-16,  2  vol.,  calf 

gilt.m.e..  Hurst  and  Blackett,  1863, 8vo.  (1124)  Ji'M<rrtifl,^9 

719  Gardiner  (Dr.S.  R.)  Prince  Charles  and  the  Spanish  Marriage, 

1617-23,  3  vol..  Hurst  and  Blackett,  1B67,  8vo.  {1125) 

Sotheran,  £2  8s. 

720  Gardiner  (Dr.  S.  R.)    History  ol  the  Great  Civil  War,  1642-49, 

3  voL,  Longmans,  1886-91,  8vo.  (1129)         Setkeran,  £1  los. 

721  Geneva.  The  Forme  of  Prayers  and  mmistration  of  the  Sacra- 

mentes,  etc.,  used  in  the  Englishe  Congregation  at  Geneva, 
and  approved  by  M.  John  Calvin,  title  mended,  with  auto- 


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graph  of  "Tho.  Johnston,  1638,'  calf  (H.  Laing's  copy,  Na 
place  m'Priittn's  name,  1561, 8vo.  (i  13;)  QuariUk,  £zq  los. 

722  Gennaity.  The  Warnings  of  Geimany,  by  Wonderful  Sicnes 
and  Strange  Prodigies  seene  in  divers  jurts  of  that  countrye 
between  1618  and  1638,  by  L.  Br.{inckniair),  J.  Rothwell, 
1638 — The  Invasions  of  Gennany  with  all  the  Civitl  and 
bloudy  Warres  therein,  161S-38,  and  the  bloudy  Battel! 
between  Duke  Bernard  of  Weimar  and  John  de  Weerdt, 
portraits,  i6. — The  Lamentations  of  Germany,  by  Dr.  Vin- 
cent, and  Lacrymae  Gennaniae  (wanted  frontispiece),  k(., 
together  4  vols.,  morocco  gilt,  gitt  edges  (from  the  Hamilton 
Palace  Library),  Svo,  (1140)  Ellis,  £^  15s, 

733  Gibbon  (Edw.)  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire,  with 
Notes  and  Life  by  Dean  Milman,  portrait,  13  vol,  1838-39, 
8vo.  (1143)  Bain.  £1  14s. 

;24  Gibson  (W.  S.)  History  of  the  Monastery  at  Tynemouth, 
illuminatedplates  and  mirials,  and  views,  I  vol.,  half  morocco, 
uncut,  W.  Pickering,  1846-47,  410.  (1324)         Donkin,  £2  6s. 

725  [Godwin  (Bp.  Fr.)]    The  Man  in  the  Moone,  or  a  Discourse  of 

&  Voyage  thither  by  Domingo  Gonzales,  the  Speedy  Mes- 
senger, first  edition,  2  impressions  of  a  singular  plate  of  the 
flying  machine,  old  calf,  J.  Norton,  163S,  8vo.  (1156) 

QMaritck.  £s  ss. 
[Swift  is  said  to  have  been  indebted  to  this  work  for  some 
of  his  "  Voyage  to  hA-^aXA."— Catalogue.  The  possibility  «f 
voyaging  to  the  moon  has  actually  oeen  seriously  debated 
more  than  once.  The  most  extraordinary  book  on  the  sub- 
ject is  that  by  Bishop  Wilkins  entitled  "  The  Discovery  of  a 
New  World  ;  or,  a  Discourse  tending  to  prove  .  .  .  with  a 
Discourse  of  the  possibility  of  a  passage  tnereto.''^ED.] 

726  GoUgnis   and   Gawane   (The    Knightly   Tale   of)   and   other 

Ancient  Poems,  printed  at  Edinburgh  by  W.  Chepman  and 
A.  Myllar  in  ijoS  [edited  by  David  Laing],  blacfc  Utttr, 
(sonie  leaves  inlaid),  facsimiles  of  devices,  b^f  morocco  gilt, 
t.e.  g.  (EtUniur^h)  reprinted  1827, 4to.  (1326)  Maggs,  £1  5s. 
[Only  ^^  copies  (printed  fiom  the  unique  original)  issued, 
most  of  whicn  were  damaged  by  fire.  This  was  an  un- 
scorched  amy.—Catalogtie!\ 

727  Goldsmith  (Oliver).     Works,  edited  by  Peter  Cunningham, 

vignette  on  titles,  4  vol.,  J.  Murray,  18^4,  8vo.  (11  $9) 

QuariUh,  £i  Its. 
738  Gordon  (Alex.)   ItinerariumSeptentrionale;  a  Journey  through 
Scotland  and  the  North  of  England  (with  the  Supplement, 
often  wanting],  66  plates,  old  calf,  17^7-32,  folio  (1635) 

Napkins,  £t   los. 

729  Gordon  (Patrick).    The  Famous  Historic  of  the  Renouned  and 

Valiant  Prince  Robert  sumamed  the  Bruce,  King  of  Scot- 
land, etc.,  first  edition  (title  mended),  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  Dort,  G.  Waters,  1615,  410.  (1330)  Haglitt,  ^18 

730  Gowric.     The  Earle  of  Cowries  Conspiracie  against  the  Kings 

Maiestie,  at  Saint  Johnstoun  upon  Tuesday,  Aug.  j,  1600 
(title  and  next  leaf  soiled),  half  bound,  Val.  Simmes,  1603, 
4to.  (1332)  Ellis,  £i  I2S. 


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73t  Graesse  [J.  G.  Th.)  Tresor  de  Livres  Rares  et  PHcieux,  oa 
Nouveau  Dictionnaire  Biblioi^raphique  (avec  Supplement), 
7  voL  in  4,  half  morocco,  Drisde,  etc.,  1859-69,  410.  (1333) 
W.  Brown,  £7 
733  Graham  (Simion).  The  Anatomic  of  the  Humours  (in  Prow 
and  Verse),  printed  within  borders,  oriijina]  edition,  calf, 
Edinburgh,  "t.  Finlason,  with  License,  1609,  4to.  (1334) 

W.  Brown,  £7  5s, 

733  Grampian  Club.     Registnim  Monasterii  S.  Marie  de  Cambus- 

kenneth,  a.d.   1147-1535,  portraits,  woodcuts,    illuminated 

facsimiles,  eta,  doth  g\\l,l.  t.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1872,4(0.(1333) 

Hopkins,  £\  IM. 

734  Grampian  Club  Publications,  edited  chiefly  by  the  Rev.  Chas- 

Rogcrs,  Ti  voL,  Edinburgh,  v.  d.,  8vo.  (1170)  Buil,  £:  12s. 

735  Green  (M.  A.)     Lives  of  the  Princesses  of  England,  portraits, 

6  vol.,  1850-51;,  Svo,  (i  173)  Sotheran,  £1  14s. 

736  Greville  Memoirs.    Journal  of  the  Reigns  of  George  IV.  and 

William  IV.,  3  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  and  Victoria  to  i860, 
jvoLjtogether  8  vol.,  1874-87, 8vo.  {117%)  Fitswilliam, £i\iA. 

737  Grimm.    German  Popular  Stories,  translated  from  the  Kinder 

und  Haus  Marchen,  collected  by  MM.  Giimm  ittxa  Oral 
I'radition,  numerous  etchings  by  George  Cniikshank,  i  vol., 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Rivi^ie,  Jas.  Robins,  1823-26, 
8vo.  (irSi)  Soikeraii,  £17  iss. 

738  Grose  (Fr.)     Anti<iuities  of  England  and  Wales,  Scotland  and 

Ireland,  portrait  and  numerous  plates,  12  vol.,  old  calf^ 
Hooper,  1783-91,  4to.  (1340)  Salheraa,  £2  W. 

739  Guest  (Lady  Charlotte).    1  he  Mabinogion,  from  ancient  Welsh 

MSS.  with  translation  and  notes,  first  edition,  facsimiles  and 
woodcuts,  3  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  1849,  royal  8vo. 
(1184)  Bull,  £2  16s. 

740  Guizot  (F.)     Shakespeare  and  his  Times— Charles   I,— Crom- 

well— Richard  Cromwell— Memoirs  of  Peel — Embassy  at 
St  James's — Memoirs  of  a  Minister  of  State,  together  10  vol., 
in  original  publisher's  cloth,  1852-60,  8vo.  (1186) 

Sotheran,  £\  18s, 

741  Hain  (Lud.)     Repertorium   Bibliographicum,  Libri  ab  arte 

Typographica  inventa  usque  ad  Annum  MD.  typis  express!, 

fine  paper,  4  vol,  uncut,  Stutlgart,  etc.,  1826-38,  8vo.  (1191) 

Bain,  £i  14s. 

74:  Halkett    (Sam.)    and    Rev.    John     Laing.      Dictionary    of 

Anonymous  and  Pseudonymous  Literature  of  Great  Bntnin, 

4  vol,  uncut,  Edinburgh,   Faterson,    1882-88,  royal    8vo. 

("94)  Hill,  £2^ 

743   Hall  (Bp.  Jas.)     Virgidemiarum,   Sixe   Bookes.     First  three 

Bookes  of  Toothlesse  Satyrs  (apparently  wanted  A  3  unless 

it  should  be  a  blank  leaf  before  title],   T.  Crude  for  R. 

•      Dejrter,  1597 — The  Three  last  Bookes  of  byting  Satyres, 

corrected  and  amended  with  some  additions  by  J.  H.,  For 

R.  Dexler,  1^99,  in  i  vol.  (a  few  margins  shaved),  morocco 

gilt,  double,  inside  gilt  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  8vo.  (1196) 

ffatHII,  £q  lOB. 
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suppressed  and  burnt  by  order  of  the  Archbishop  of  Can- 
terbury (Whitgift).  The  three  last  books  are  the  second 
edition.  "Ceriaync  Worthie  Manuscript  Poems  by  J.  S." 
are  not  with  this  copy. — Catalogue.  These  are  ainonf{  the 
earliest  Satires  written  in  the  English  language.  They  were 
reprinted  in  1834  with  the  illustration  of  Rev.  Thos.  VVarton 
and  additional  notes  by  S.  W.  Singer. — ED.] 

744  Hallam  (H.)     Constitutional   History,   eighth   edition,  1867 — 

Europe  in  the  Middle  Ages,  twelfth  edition,  186S— Literature 
of  Europe,  fifth  edition,  portrait,  1873,  together  9  vol.,  tree- 
calf  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  other  edges  uncut,  1867-73,  8vo.  (1198) 

Maggs,  li  IIS. 

745  Hamsse  (H.)     Notes  on  Columbus,  facsimiles,  etc.,  99  copies 

printed,  half  morocco,  uncut,  Neai  York,  pri-vaUly  printed, 
1866,  folio  (1644)  Quaritck,  £1  2%.  6d. 

746  Henry    VIII.     Copia    Originalis    litterae    Sereniss.     Regis 

Angliae  ad  Sanctiss.  diim  nostrum  Leonem  Papam  X.,  misse 
de  pace  ac  federe  per  eum  et  Christianissimum  Francorum 
Regem  noviter  inita  (4  leaves,  I  blank),  black  ttiorocco,  gilt 
et^es, "  Ex  palaHo  nostra  GretniTici{Grtenvjick'\  die  xii.  Aug., 
1514"  (Romae),  410.  (1553)  Hazlitt,  /14 

747  Henry    VIII,     Assertio    Septem    Sacramento  rum    adversus 

Martinum  Lutherum,  aedita  -ab  Angliae  et  Franciae  Regie, 
lirst  edition,  title  \vithin  fine  woodcut  border  by  Holbein, 
with  initials  H.  H.  and  ornamental  initials,  calf  extra,  gilt 
edges,  Lond.  in  aedibus Pynsonianis,  1521,  4(0.  (1554) 

Quaritck,  £21  ja. 

748  Henry  VIII.     Assertio  septetn  Sacramcntorum  adversus  Mar- 

tinum  Lutherum  aedita  ab  Angliae,  etc.,  Rege  Henrico 
Octavo,  title  within  woodcut  border  (mended),  (with  the 
4  leaves  containing  the  Indulgence  granted  by  Pope  Leo 
for  reading  the  treatise),  Romae,  St.  Guilleretus,  i$zi — 
Literaram  quibus  invictiss.  Princcps  Henricus  VIII.  ac 
Fidei  Defensor  lespondit,  ad  qiiandam  Episiolum  Mart. 
Lutheri  ad  se  missam,  etc.,  title  within  woodcut  border,  ib., 
F.  Minitius,  1527,  in  1  voL,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edgeSj  4to. 
{"555)  Quaritck,  £7  SS. 

749  Henry  VIII.    Assertio  septum  Sacramentorum  adversus  Mar- 

tinum  Lutherum,  sedita  ab  Angliae  et  Francije  rege  Henrico 
octavo  (cum  Epistola  Erasmi),  lit.  goth.,  Argent.,  Jo.  Gries- 
inger,  1522— Contra.  Henricum  Regem  Anglia:  Martinus 
L'utber.  Witlemb.,  1533 — Supplicatio  quonindum  apud  Hel- 
vetios  Evangelistarom  ad  Hugonem  Epis.  Constantiensem, 
title  within  woodcut  border,  1522— Quod  non  sit  Onerosa 
Christian  is  Confessio  Paradoxon  Jo.  CEcoIampadii,  title 
within  fine  border,  .Saw'/.,  Cratander,  1521,  and  other  pieces, 
in  I  vol.,  old  calfgiU,4to.  (1556)  Quaritck,  £2  i7B-  6d. 

750  Henry   VIII.      The    Institution   of   a    Christian    Man,   con- 

teynynge  the  Exposytion  or  Interpretation  of  the  Commune 
Crede,  of  the  Seven  Sacraments,  of  the  X  Comma ndements, 
etc.,  first  edition,  tiiadt  UiXtt,  title  and  last  leaf  in  facsimile, 
mottled  calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  Thos.  Berthelet, 
IS37.  4to.  (1558)  Quaritck,  £3  143. 


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75'  HenryVIII.    Concilium  D.  Hieroaymi  Previddii  pro  ii 

Rege  Angliae  una  cum  responsione  eiusdem  ad  consilium 
Domini  Ilernardi  Reatini  pro  illustrissima  Regina  editum, 
[it.  90th.,  title  within  woodcut  border,  half  velium,  Bonon., 
J.  B.  Phacllus,  1531,  4to.  (1561)  Pearson,  £z  12s. 

[A  very  rare  work  connected  with  the  divorce  of  Henry 
VIll.  and  Catherine  of  Arragon. — Catalogue.^ 

7$2  Henry  VHI.  lUusrisgimi  (sic)  ac  ptotentissimi  Regis,  Senatus, 
Populiique  Angliae.  sentenlia  et  de  eo  Concilio,  quod  Paulus 
Episcopus  Rom.  ManCuse  fliturum  similavit,  et  de  ea  bulla, 
quie  ad  Calendes  Novembrcs  id  prorogarit  {sic),  the  rare 
original  edition,  morocco,  centre  gilt  cartouche,  inside  den- 
telles  by  Lortic  (R.  S.  Turner's  copy),  /n  ad.  Th.  BerlkeUti, 
an.  1537,  8vo.  (1224)  Maggs,  £1  9s. 

753  Henty  VIII.    The  true  dyffcres  betwen  ye  regall  power  and 

the  Ecclesiaslicall  power,  translated  out  of  Latyn  by  Henry 
Lord  StafTorde,  blsch  letter,  title  within  woodcut  border, 
vellum,  large  copy  (2  leaves  soiled),  W,  Copland,  n.  d.,  8vo, 

[The  book  was  known  as  the  Kmg's  Book,  and  he 
claimed  the  authorship  in  conversation  with  M.  de  Langey, 
the  French  ambassador  ;  but  Bale  says  it  was  written  by 
Bp.  Foxe,  the  Kind's  almoner.  The  Osterley  Park  copy, 
which  sold  for  £,\t  ra  li^i.—Catalogue.] 

754  Henry  VIII.    The  Institution  of  a  Christen  Man,  conieyninge 

the  exposition  or  interpretation  of  the  Comune  Crede,  of 
the  Seven  Sacraments,  of  the  Pater  noster,  etc.,  bhcb  IMn, 
title  within  woodcui  border  (dated  1534),  dated  Ex-Libris  of 
the  Hon.  A.  Campbell,  1708,  on  reverse,  old  calf,  In  adibus 
Tkom.  Berlkeleli,  1537,  nmo.  (lii?)  Quaritch,  £^ 

755  HenryVIII.     A  Supptycacion  to  our  most  soveraigne  lorde 


etc.,  bUilt  IttttT,  brown  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  with  the 
Grenville  arms,  fine  copy.  No  place  or  printer's  name, 
enpryntid  in  the  yeare  of  our  Lorde  1 544,  in  the  monetk  of 
Dtcemdre,  8vo.  (1229)  Mof^s,  £2  9s. 

[Bale  says  the  author  of  this  work  was  Richani  Tracy. — 
Caiaiogue.] 
7;6  Herald  and  Genealc^ist  (The),  edited  by  J.  G.  Nichols,  illus- 
trations, 8  vol.,  half  calf,  Nichols,  1863-74,  8vo.  (1233) 

Sotheran,  £% 

757  Herbert  (George).     Remains,  or  Sundry  Pieces  of  that  Sweet 

Singer  of  the  Temple,  now  exposed  to  publick  light  (A 
Priest  10  the  Temple  and  Proverbs,  with  Life),  first  edition, 
autograph  of  Wm.  Herbert,  and  MS.  notes  on  fly-leaves, 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges.  T.  Garthwait,  1652,  8vo-  (1134) 

Pearson.  /3  !Os. 

758  Herman,  Archbishop  of  Cologne.    A  Simple  and  Religious 

consultatio  of  a  Christian  Reformation  founded  in  God's 
Worde,  perused  by  the  translator  thereof,  and  amended  in 
many  places,  ilsth  irttnr,  Herman's  arms  on  reverse  of  title 


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and  woodcut  of  Sl  John  at  the  end  (title  soiled,  2  or  3  leaves 
wormed),  old  stamped  calf  (mended),  gilt  edges,  Daye  and 
Seres,  1548,  8vo.  (1236)  Quaritck,  £% 

[This  is  the  second  and  best  edition  of  this  Translation. 
The  Ashbumham  copy  sold  for  £,4.  See  Book-Pricbs 
Current,  voL  xii.,  No.  177.— Ed.] 

759  Holbein  (Hans).     Portraits  of  Illustrious  Persons  of  the  Couit 

of  Henry  Vlll.,  Imitations  of  the  Original  Drawings  with 
Biographical  Tracts  by  John  ChamberlaYne,  80  tinted  por- 
traits mounted  on  stiff  paper,  and  portraits  of  Holbein  and 
his  wife,  line  early  impressions,  half  morocco  extra,  L  e.  g., 
Bulmer,  1791,  atlas  folio  (1655)  QuaritcA,£n  5s. 

760  Holinshed  (Raphaelt).     Chronicles  of  England,  Scotland  and 

Ireland,  blarit  Itttcr,  numerous  woodcuts,  including  the  large 
view  of  Edinburgh.  2  vol.,  purple  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges 
by  Riviere,  lutprintea  for  Jo/at  Haunt  and  Geo.  Bishop, 
1577(1656)  /iidUr,l" 

[The  first  or  Shakespeare  edition  of  Holinshed,  perfect 
as  far  as  the  leaves  are  concerned.  Both  titles  washed  and 
mended,  as  are  a  few  margins ;  a  few  also  of  the  latter  are 
shaved,  as  is  the  view  of  Edinburgh.  The  Preface  to  the 
Reader  of  vol.  ii.  has  the  appearance  of  a  facsimile. — 
Catalogue.] 

761  Holland  (H.)    Hermologia  Angiica,  hoc  est  Clarissimorum  et 

doctissimorum  aliquot  Anglonim  qui  tlonienint  ab  anno 
i;oo,  usque  ad  presentem  Annum,  1620,  Vivs  Effigies  et 
Elogia,  engraved  title  with  view  of  Old  London  below, 
and  67  portraits  by  C.  Pas,  A,  Bloemart,  etc.,  very  fine  im- 
pressions, crushed  morocco  extra,  giit  edges  by  F.  Bedford, 
Jmpensis  Lrispini  Passaei  el  Jansanii  Bibliop.  Amht- 
miensis,  1620,  folio  (1657)  Picturing,  £11  15s. 

762  Holtrop  (J.  W.)     Monuments  Typograpbiques  des  Pays-Bas 

au  XV  Si&cle,  130  plates  of  facsimiles,  half  morocco,  uncut, 
£m  Haye,  M.  NijhofT,  1868, folio  (1658)  Sitrgeridyke.  £3  159. 

763  Homer.     The  Whole  Works  of  Homer,  Pnnce  of  Poets,  in 

his  Jliads  and  Odysseys,  translated  according  to  the  Greeke 
by  Geo.  Chapman,  fVontispiece  by  W.  Hole  with  portrait  on 
reverse  (mended),  dedicatory  plate  to  Prince  Henry,  and 
engraved  title  to  the  Odyssey  (leaf  of  faults  escaped,  a  re- 
print), an  excellent  copy  in  red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges.  For 
JV.  Salter,  n.  d.  (i5i6),  folio  (1661)  Pickering,  £6  Igs. 

764  Homilies.     Certayne  Sermons  or  Homilies  (XH.)  appoynted 

by  the  Kynges  Majestic  to  be  declared  and  redde  by  all 
Persones,  Vicdrs  or  Curates  every  Sondaye  in  their  Churdies 
where  they  have  Cure,  anno  1547,  black  letter,  margins  cut 
into,  MS.  notes  by  W.  Herbert  (one  of  the  eadiest  editionsX 
apparently  wanted  colophon.  R.  Grafton,  1547— The  Second 
Tome  of  Homilies,  Set  Out  by  the  Authoritie  of  the  Queens 
Majestic,  black  Ittttt,  title  within  woodcut  border  (some 
margins  shaved),  E.  Aide,  1595,  in  I  vol.,  red  morncco  gilt, 
gih  edges,  4to.  (1578)  Hopkins,  £3 

76;  Homiliej.    The  Seconde  Tome  of  Homilyes,  set  out  by  the 


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ancthoritie  of  the  Queenes  Majestic,  blatb  littir,  blue  morocco 

gilt,  gilt  edges,  Jugge  and  Cnwood  [date  erased],  4to.  (1579) 

Maggs,  £1  17^ 

766  Hondius  (Jod.)     Historia   Mundi,   or  Mercator's  Atlas,  con- 

taining his  Cosmographicall  DescriptioD  of.  the  Fabricke 
and  Figure  of  the  Worlde.  englished  by  W.  S.  (Wye  Sal- 
toostail),  numerous  maps  printed  on  the  text,  and  the  rare 
one  of  Vii^inia,  "Ralph  Hall  sculpsit  1636," printed  apart 
from  the  text,  and  the  portrait  of  Capt.  ^mith  (the  latter 
loose),  old  calf,  T.  Coatafor  M.  Sparkes,  1635,  folio  (1663) 
Maggi,  £a  8s. 

767  Hooper  (John,  Bp.  of  Gloucester).     A  Declaration  of  Christe 

and  of  bis  Oflyce,  first  edition  (dedicated  to  the  Protector 
Somerset),  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  W.  Pratt,  line  copy, 
Zuryek,  by  Aug.  Fries,  1547,  8vo.  (1393)     QuariUk,  £^  12s. 

768  Hooper  (Bp.  John).    A  Declaration  of  the  ten  Holy  Comaunde- 

menis  of  allmygthye  God,  wroten  Exo.  20,  Deu.  5,  collectyd 
out  of  the  Scripture  Canonicall,  blsch  litter,  first  edition 
(title  mended),  blue  morocco  gill,  %\li  edges.  No  place  or 
printer's  tuitne  {printed  abroad),  1548,  Bvo.  (1394) 

Ridler,£i  198. 

769  Hooper  (Bp.  John).    An  Apologye,  againste  the  Untrue  and 

Sclaunderous  Report  that  he  should  be  a  maintainer  and 
encDurager  of  suche  as  cursed  the  Queues  highnes  that  Chen 
was  Quene  Marye,  newly  set  forth  (with  Certayne  Letters) 
[published  by  Henry  Bull],  blub  Utter,  first  edition,  calf 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  No  place  or  printer's  name, 
1562,  8vo.  (1397)  M^gs,  £2  14s. 

770  Horologium.    OPOAonos,  Gtxch,  printed  in  red  and  black, 

woodcut  on  title,  autograph  of  "  Mr.  Robert  Bimie,  Minister 
at  Lanark,"  and  Ex-Libris  of  Bimie  of  Broomhill  on  back  of 
title,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  fenet.,  Victor  a  Rabanis 
et  Socii,  1532,  8va  (1404)  £Uis,  £2  i8s. 

771  Houbraken   and   Vertue.      Heads   of   Illustrious   Persons   of 

Great  Britain,  with  their  Lives  and  Characters,  108  portraits, 
original  impressions  (mezzotints  of  Frederick  Prince  of  Wales 
and  Princess  Anp,  published  by  J  Bowles,  inserted  in  front), 
2  voL  in  I,  half  morocco  gilt,  Knapton,  1847-52,  folio  (1666) 
Hopkins,  £s  '5'- 

772  Howard.    Crowne  (Wm.)    A  True  Relation  of  all  the  Remark- 

able Places,  and  Passages  Observed,  in  the  Travels  of  the 
Rt.  Hon.  Thomas,   Lord  Howard,  Earl  of  Arundell  and 
Surrey,  Ambassadour  to  Ferdinando  Emperour  of  Germany, 
A.D.  163&,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  H.  Seille,  1637,  4tO.  (1580) 
Pickering,  Li  13s. 

773  Hume  (David,  of  Godscroft).     History  of  the  House  and  Race 

of  Douglas  and  Angus,  2  vol.,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
Edinburgh,  Ruddimanns,  1743,  8vo.  (1416)  Sotheran,  £2  6s. 

774  [Hume  (George).]     Memoirs  of  an   Aristocrat,  and   Reminis- 

cences of  the  Emperor  Napoleon,  by  a  Midshipman  of  the 
"  Bellerophon,"  half  calf,  Edinburgh,  1837.  8vo.  (i4ai> 

W.  Brown,  £1  143. 
[This  book  was  rigidly  suppressed,  and  the  author  had  to 


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pay  £ifioo  damages  for  libels  on  Sir  David  and  Lady  Milne. 
— Catalogue.] 

775  Humphreys  (H.  Noel).     History  of  the  Art  of  Printing,  second 

issue,  chromos  a.nd  other  facsimiles,  cloth  extra,  Quaritch, 
(868,  folio  (1668)  i¥iV/,  £2  4S. 

776  Huth  Library.     Catalogue  of  the  Printed  Books,  MSSt  Auto- 

graph Letters,  and  Engravings,  with  collations  and  biblio- 
graphical descriptions,  portrait  (130  copies  printed),  5  voL, 
Toxburghe,  t  c.  g.,  Ellis,  1880,  imp.  Bvo.  (1424)  ^^aggi,  £^  is. 

777  Hunterian   Club   Publications,   Nos.    1-65,  original  wrappers, 

uncut,  Printed  for  the  Club,  1872-94,410.  (158a) 

Murdoch,  £6  I  OS. 

778  Index  Auctorum  ct  Librorum,  qui  ab  Officio  Sanctse  RofiL  et 

Universalis  Inquisitionis  caveri  ab  omnibus  et  singulis  in 
Universa  Christiana  Republica  mandata,  title  within  orna- 
mental border,  woodcut  initials,  vellum  gilt,  gill  edges,  Roma, 
A.  Bladus,  I5S9,  4to.  (1590)  QuiaUch,£i  las. 

[First  edition  of  the  "  Index  Libronim  Prohibitomm  of 
the  Roman  Inquisition.'— Ca/a/tifK*.] 

779  Innes  (Cosmo).     Scotland  in  the  Middle  Ages,  maps,  Edin- 

burgk,  i860— Sketches  of  Early  Scottish  Hisiory,  ib.,  1861— 
Lectures  on  Scotch  Legal  Antiquities,  16.,  1873,  together 
3  vol.,  calf  extra,  bevelled  edges,  t.  e.  g.,  Bvo.  (1417) 

Hopkins,  £\  19s. 

780  Injunctions  geven  by  the  most  excellent  Prince  Edward  die 

Sixte  ;  to  all  and  singuler  his  lovyng  subjectes  as  well  of  the 
Cleigie  as  of  the  Laietie,  btttii  IrtUr,  original  edition, 
Grafton's  large  device  on  recto  of  last  leaf  (title  backed), 
vellum,  B.  Grafton,  1547,  410.  (1592)  Bull,  £1  igs. 

781  James  1.     Daemonologie,  in  Forme  of  a  Dialogue,  divided 

into  Three  Books  (first  London  edition),  title  soiled,  2  or  3 
margins  shaved,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  Ijmdon,  R.  Hat- 
field for  R.  Waldei^ave,  1603,  4to.  (1606)       W.  Brown,  £'i 

782  James  1.     The  Tnie   Narration  of  the  Entertainment  of  his 

Royall  Majestie,  from  the  time  of  his  departure  from  Eden- 
brough  ;  till  his  receiving  at  London  (Preface  with  initials 
T.  M.)  (some  margins  shaved,  last. leaf  slightly  mended), 
calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  T.  Creedt  for  Thai.  Millington,  1603, 
4to.  (1605)  Quaritck,  £2  10s. 

783  JefTiey   (Alex.)     History   and   Antiquities  of   Roxburghshire, 

maps  and  plates,  4  vol.,  i85$-64,  8vo.  (1444)  Walford,  £1  19s. 

784  Jenner  (Thos.)     London's  Blame  and  its  Shame,  manifested 

by  the  Great  Neglect  of  the  Fishery  ;  or  the  inestimable 
Hisiory  of  the  British  Seas,  etc.  Table  of  the  Navy  of 
England  under  the  Commonwealth  (comers  of  last  leaf 
mcBdtd),lial{  hound,  Printed  for  T.J.,  i65i,4to.  (1615) 

Quuriuk,  Iz 

785  Jcrvise    (Andr.)      Epitaphs    and      Inscriptions    from    Burial 

Grounds  and  Old  liuildings  in  the  North-East  of  Scotland, 
portraits  and  illustrations,  2  vol.,  only  i;o  copies  printed, 
uncut,  Edinburgh,  1875-79,  4">.  (1616)  iV.  Brown,  £1  las. 
7S6  Jesse  (J.  H.)  Memoirs  of  the  Court  of  England,  from  the 
Revolution  to  the  death  of  George  II.,  first  edition,  frontis- 


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?iece3,  3  vol.,  original  cloth,  uncut,  R.  Bentley,  1843,  8vo. 
1447)  Edward!,  £2  iSs. 

787  Jewell  (Bp.  John).  An  Apologie,  or  aunswer  in  defence  of  ihe 
Church  of  England,  conceminge  the  State  of  Religion  used 
in  the  same,  now  translated  into  Englishe,  first  edition, 
blacb  Utttr,  MS.  note  by  R.  Fanner  on  title,  calf,  R.  Wolfe, 
1562,  4to.  (1618)  £uil,  £1  13s. 

78S  Johnson  (Dr.  S.)  Works,  with  the  Debates,  portrait,  11  vol., 
uncut,  Oxford  English  Classics,  183;— Robertson  (Dr.  W.) 
.Works,  portrait,  8  vol.,  uncut,  ii.,  8vo.  {14S3) 

B.  F.  Stevens,  £2  8s. 

789  Jonstonus  (John,  Scotus  Abredon.)     Inscriptiones  Historicae 

Regum  Scotorum,  a  Feigusio  ad  nostra  tempora  ;  praefixus 
est  Gathelus,  large  arms  of  Scotland  (backed)  and  10  por- 
traits (copy  containing  6  preliminary  leaves  onlyX  morocco 
exira,  with  emblematic  tooling,  Amst.  excud.  C.  Claesortius 
Andreai  Hartio  Bibliop.  Edeiib,,  i6o2,  4to.  (1634) 

W.  Brown.  £4  4s. 

790  Joye     (George).     Jeremy     the     Prophete,     translated     into 

En^lisshe  ;  the  Songe  of  Moses  is  Added,  blachlttttr,  first 
edition,  title  skinned  and  written  on,  but  a  good  sound  copy, 
No  place  or  printer's  name,  anno  1534  in  the  monetke  of 
jJ/of*— [Tyndale  (Wm.)]  An  Exposicion  uppon  the  V,  vf. 
Vlf.  Chapters  of  Mathew.  which  thre  Chaptres  aretheKeye 
and  the  Dore  of  the  Scripture,  and  the  restoringe  agayne  of 
Moses  lawe  corrupte  by  the  Scrybes  and  Pharises,  etc.,  first 
edition,  title  withm  fine  woodcut  border,  with  mark  I.  J., 
No  place,  date,  or  printet's  name,  1S37,  in  i  vol.,  old  calf, 
8vo.  {1464)  Quaritck,  £10  12s.  6d. 

[The  work  of  Joye  is  said  to  have  been  printed  by  P^son 
with  Caxton's  type.  Tyndale"*  book  was  printed  while  he 
was  in  Holland,  by  R,  Grafton,  in  1 537,  for  which  the  latter 
was  imprisoned  in  the  Fleet  for  six  weeks. — Catalt^eue.'] 

791  Kay  (John).    A  Series  of  Original  Portraits,  and  Caricature 

Etchings,  with  biographical  Sketches  and  illustrative  Anec- 
dotes, 356  plates,  origitial  impressions,  3  vol.,  calf  gilt,  t.  e.  g., 
Edinburgh,  H.  Paton,  1838,  4to.  (1626)  Hopkins,  £a,  4s. 
793  Keble  (Rev.  John).  The  Christian  Year  ;  thoughts  in  Verse 
for  the  Sundays  and  Holydays  throughout  the  year,  first 
edition,  3  vol.,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Oxford,  J.  Parker, 
1827,  8vo.  (1474)  E.  G.  Allen,  £2 

793  Kinglake  (A.  W.)     Invasion  of  the  Crimea,  library  edition, 

maps,  8  voU  1863-87,  8vo.  (1482)  Sir  C.  Stuart,  A  is. 

794  Knight  (Chas.)     Gallery  of  Portraits,  with  Memoirs,  168  fine 

portraits,  7  vol.,  1833-37,  imp.  Svo.  (148s)       Mag§s,  £2  lis. 

795  Knox  (John).     A  Confession  &  declaratio  of  Praiers  added 

therunio  by  John  Knox,  .  .  .  upon  the  death  of  that  moste 
verteous  and  moste  famous  king  Edward  the  VI.,  etc 
blMk  Ittttc,  original  edition,  morocco.  Imprinted  in  Rome 
before  the  CasUl  of  S.  Aungd,fuly,   1554,  Svo.  (1488) 

W.  Brown,  £'j 

796  Knox  (John).    A  Godly  Letter  sent  too  the  fayethful  in  London, 

Newcastell,  Berwykc,  and  to  all  other  .  .  .  that  love  the 


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comity  of  Oure  Lorde  Jesus,  bUdt  Uttct  (some  margins 
shaved),  morocco  (Dr.  Brand's  Ex-Libris),  rare,  Imprinuk 
in  Rome  btfore  the  CaiUl  of  S.  Aungel,  July,  1554.  8vo. 
(1489)  Lampiovgk,  £1, 

797  Knox  (John).    A  Faythfult  admonition,  unto  the  Professours 

of  God's  truthc  in  England,  wherby  thou  mayest  leame 
bowe  God  wyll  have  his  Churche  exercised  with  troubles, 
and  how  he  defendeth  it  in  the  same,  biacli  letter  (title  in 
roman),  original  edition,  morocco,  with  eUborate  omamenial 
gilt  tooling,  gilt  edges,  ImprynUd  ai  Kalykow,  lo^Julii, 
1554,  8vo.  (1490)  **"■  Brown,  £,\a  15a. 

798  Knox  (John).     The  Copy  of  a  Letter  sent  to  the  ladye  Mary 

dowagtre.  Regent  of  Scotland  in  the  yere  15S6  ;  Here  is  also 
a  notable  Sermon  by  the  sayde  John  Knox  (on  the  Masse), 
black  Itttti  (title  ana  9  leaves  in  facsimile,  comers  of  two  or 
three  leaves  mended),  blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  No 
place,  name,  or  date  of  printing  (1556),  24n">.  (i49') 

Richardson,  £1  [5s. 

799  Knox  (John).    The  First  Blast  of  the  Tnimpct  against  the 

monstruous  regiment  of  Women,  roman  letter,  first  edition 
(last  2  leaves  very  slightly  wormed)  {Geneva),  1558— The 
Appellation  of  John  Knoxe  from  the  Cruel)  and  most  injust 
Sentence  pronounced  against  him  by  the  false  bishoppes 
and  clergie  of  Scotland,  first  edition,  roman  letter.  Printed 
at  Geneva,  i5;8,  the  two  extremely  rare  works  in  i  vol.,  half 
calf,  8vo,  (1492)  W.  Brown,  £^l  15s. 

3oo  Knox  (John).  An  Answer  to  a  great  Nomber  of  blasphemous 
CavJllations,  Written  by  an  Anabaptist  and  Adversarie  to 
God's  Eternal  Predestination,  first  edition  (some  headlines 
shaved),  half  calf  {Geneva),  printed  by  John  Creipin,  1560, 
Svo,  (1493)  ^  Brown,  £2  4s. 

£01  Knox  (John),  A  Sermon  preached  in  the  Pubtique  Audience 
of  the  Church  of  Edenbrough  upon  Sonday  the  19  Aug., 
1565,  for  the  which  the  said  John  Kooxe  was  inhibile  preach- 
ing for  a  season  (with  ''The  Superintendents  to  the  Faith- 
full"),  first  edition  (Laing,  £14  5s.),  Imprinted  anno  1566 — 
The  Appellation  of  John  Knoxe  from  the  Cruell  and  most 
injust  Sentence  pronounced  against  him  by  the  false 
bishoppes  and  clergie  of  Scotland,  etc.,  first  edition  (Laing, 
^n  Js.),  Printed  at  Geneva,  1558— The  Copie  of  a  Lettre 
delivered  to  the  Ladie  Marie,  Regent  of  Scotland,  from  John 
Knox,  in  the  yeare  1556,  and  nowe  augmented  and  explained 
by  the  Author  in  the  year  1558  (Laing,  ^15  los.),  Priniedat 
Cenen'a  by  J.  Poullain  and  rtntoaie  '•ebul,  1558 — Goodman 
(Chr.)  How  Superior  Powers  t^ht  to  be  obeyed  of  their  Sub- 
jects, and  wherein  they  may  lawfully  by  God's  worde  be  dis- 
obeyed and  resisted,  Geneva,]i^Tt  Crispin,  iJiS,  all  exceed- 
ingly rare  pieces,  but  some  fore-edges  shaved,  in  i  vol.,  old 
morocco,  with  the  devices  of  Thos.  HoUis,  8vo.  ( 1494) 

W.  Brown,  ^26 

802  Knox  (John).  The  Historic  of  the  Refonnation  of  Religioun 
within  the  Realme  of  Scotland,  rotnan  letter,  old  calf  (re- 


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backed],  in  new  morocco  case,  Edinburgh  [Loud.,  Vauttol- 

lier],  1584,  8vo.  (1495)  Maggs,l\i 

[The  first  edition,     Before  the  work  was  completed  ' 


partially  suppressed,   and   no   more  than  pp.  17-560  were 
printed.    The  Ashbumfaam  copy  sold  for  £31  los. — Cata- 


803  Knox  (John).     The  Historic  of  the  Reformation  of  Retigioun 

within  the  Realme  of  Scotlande,  roman  letter  (some  comers 
slightly  defective),  old  calf,  Edinburgh,  1584,  8vo.  (1496} 

Maggs,  ^3  3s. 

[The  rare  first  edition,  suppressed  before  completion,  only 

pp.  17-560  being  printed.    This  copy  began  at  p.  33  and 

ended  at  p.  480.     It  had  been  completed  in  MS.  in  a  neat 

contemporary  band. — Catalogue^ 

804  Knox.    John  Knox's  House.    "  Who  wished  to  pull  it  down 

and  who  saved  it,"  a  Series  of  Extracts  from  the  various 
Prints  of  the  Time,  collected  and  arrangedbyjas.  Johnstone, 
MS.  and  printed  matter,  with  8  illustrations,  in  i  vol.,  half 
calf,  1849-50,  410.  (1825)  W.  Brown,  £,%  3s. 

805  Laing(D.)    Select  Remains  of  the  Ancient  Popular  Poetry  of 

Scotland  {25  pieces),  108  copies  printed,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges 
by  Rivifere,  Edinburgh,  for  iV.  and  D.  Laing  by  Balfour  and 
Clarke,  181a,  410,  (1828)  Robson,  £2  12s. 

806  Laing(D.)  Various  Pieces  (XLIl.)of  Fugitive  Scottish  Poetry, 

principally  of  the  Seventeenth  Century  [edited  by  I ).  Laing], 
72  copies  printed,  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  uncut,  Edinburgh, 
W.  and  D.  Laing,  182^,  8vo.  (1503)  Hopkins.  ^3  10s. 

807  Laing  ( Henry).     Descriptive  Catalogue,  and   Supplemental 

Catalogue  of  Ancient  Scottish  Seals,  numerous  illustrations, 
2  vol.,  Edinburgh,  1850-66,  4to.  (1S31)  Hopkins,  £2 

808  Laingaeus  (Jacobus,  Scotus,  Doctor  Sorbonicus).     De  Vita  et 

Rm>u$  Gestus  Martini  Lutheri  et  aliorum  speudaopoato- 
lorum  {sic)  haereseos  nostri  temporis,  etc.,  traductia  ex  ser- 
mone  Gallico  in  Latinum,  Paris,  Mich,  de  Roigny,  1581  — 
De  Vita  et  Moribus  Tbeodori  Bezae  omnium  haereticorum 
facile  pnncjpjs  et  aliorum  brevis  recitatio,  ib.,  1585,  in  I  vol., 
vellum,  fine  copies,  8vo,  (1506)  W.  Brown,  £2  14s. 

809  Lambarde  (Wm.)    A  Perambulation  of  Kent,  now  increased 

and  altered  after  the  Authors  owne  last  Copie,  blacit  Itttct. 
title  within  woodcut  border,  2  maps  (last  leaf  mended),  old 
calf,  E.  Bollifant,  1596,  4to.  (1B34)  Maggs,  £2  18s. 

810  Lanquet  (Thos.)    An  Epitome  of  Cronicles  ,  .  .  now  finished 

and  continued  to  the  Keigne  of  Our  Soverain  lorde  Kynge 
Edward  the  Sixt  by  Thos.  Cooper,  bUck  Irttrr,  title  within 
Holbein  border,  corner  of  last  leaf  and  leaf  of  imprint 
mended,  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Tho.  Berthlet,  1 549  [title 
wronglydated  1569], 4to.  (1837)  Trtgaskis,  £\  12s. 

811  Latimer  (Rp.  Hugh).    The  Fyrste  (to  the  Seventh)  Sermcn 

Fireacbed  before  the  Kynges  Maiestie  (Edward  VL),  blach 
eltrr,  Day  and  Seres,  1549— A  Notable  Sermon  (of  the 
Plough)  preached  in  ye  Shrouds  at  Paules  Churche,  Jan. 
xviii.,  1548,  margin  of  a  leaf  slightly  defective,  ib. — Sermon 


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8o 

pTcached  at  Stamford  Oct  ix,,  1550,  J.  Daye— A  mosi  faith- 
full  fiennon  preached  before  the  Kyng  and  his  Councel  in  his 

Court  at  Westminster,  A. D.  1550,/*. — The  Setmon  made  to 
the  Clergie  in  the  Convocation,  before  the  Parlyament  began, 
nowe  translated  out  of  the  latyne  into  engl)she,  T.  Berthelet, 
i537i  all  original  editions,  in  excellent  condition  (the  Ash- 
bumham  copy,  not  so  complete,  sold  for^25),  in  i  vol.,  calf, 
8vo.(i5i5)  £//«,^8ss. 

812  Leighton  (Dr.  Alex.,  father  of  the  Archbishop).    An  Appeal  to 

the  Parliament ;  or  bions  Plea  against  the  Prelacie,  first 
edition,  2  copperplate  engravings,  morocco  antique,  gilt 
edges,  Printed  the  year  and  moneth  ■wheirin  Hockell  luas  lost 
{^September,  1628),  4to.  (1B53)  Maggs,  £z  15s, 

[^The  publication  of  this  book  resulted  in  the  author  being 
whipped,  mutilated,  branded,  and  imprisoned  for  eleven 
years  in  the  Fleet. — Catalogue.  In  1641  the  sentence  was 
reversed. — Ed.] 

813  Leiand  (John).     The  laboryouse  Journey  and  Serche  of  Johan 

Leylande  for  Engiandes  Antiquitees,  geven  of  hym  as 
a  newe  yeares  gyfte  to  Kynge  Henry  the  VIII.  in  the 
XXXVII.  ycare  of  his  Reygne,  with  declaracyons  enlarged 
by  John  Bale,  original  edition,  black  idlir,  (k  leaves  inlaid), 
russia,  gilt  edges,  Emprinted  at  London  by  Johan  Bale,  1549, 
8vo.  (1527)  Quarilch,  £1  17s.  6d. 

814  Leslaeus  (Jo.,  Episcop.  Rossen.)     Libri  duo  quorum  uno  piK 

AfHicti  Animi  Consolationes,  divinaque  remedia  ;  alteri 
Animi  TranquiUi  munimentum  et  Conservatio,  continentur; 
cum  Epistolis  Maris  Stuarts  Reginx  Scotorum,  autograph 
of  Dr.  R.  Gray,  1721,  on  title,  old  morocco  (D.  Laing's 
copy,  which  sold  for  £$  153.  in  1879),  Paris,  P.  I'Huiliier, 
1574,  8vo.  (1530)  Pearson,  £1  8s. 

815  Leslaeus  (Jo.)     De   lUustrium  Foeminarum  in  Bepub.    Ad- 

ministranda  ac  ferendis  legibus  authoritate  libellus  ;  et  de 
Titulo  et  Jure  Mariae  Scotorum  Reginae,  c)uo  Regiii  Angliae 
Successionem  sibi  just&  vindicat  libeilus,  with  folding  genea- 
logical table  at  end,  titles  within  woodcut  borders,  on  the 
first  is  written,  "  ex  dono  Authoris,"  and  the  signature  "P.  de 
Cardonnel,  1645,"  in  i  vol,,  old  caif,  4I0.  ('C&^^) Jones,  £'i  5s. 

816  Leslaeus  (Jo.)  De  Origine,  Moribuset  Rebus  Gestis  Scotorum, 

Lib.  X.,  accessil  nova  et  accurata  Regionum  et  Insularum 
Scotiae  descripiio,  map,  portraits  (that  of  Achalus  in  dupli- 
cate), and  genealogical  tree,  contemporary  oaken  boards, 
stamped  ornamental  pigskin,  large  and  clean  copy,  Romae, 
in  aedibus  Populi  Romanae,  1578,  4to.  (1859) /?(rf/*r,^i  10s. 

817  [Leslie  (John,  Bp.  of  Ross).]     A  Defence  of  the  Honour  of  the 

right  highe,  mightye  and  noble  Princesse  Marie  Quene  of 
Scollande  and  Dowager  of  France,  with  a  declaration  as 
well  of  her  right,  title  and  intereste  to  the  Succession  of  the 
Crowne  of  Englande,  etc.,  printed  in  a  neat  roman  letter, 
(top  plain  comers  of  some  leaves  at  end  mended),  crushed 
crimson  morocco  extra,  inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bed- 
ford, fine  copy.  Imprinted  at  London  in  Flete  Strete  at  the 


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8i 

Signe  of  Justice  Royal  by  Eusebius  Dicaeo^kiU,  etc..  anno  D. 

1569,  8vo.  (1673)  Ellis,  £3f> 

[The  original  edition,  prioied  privately  abroad  and  irnmc- 

diaiely  suppressed.    Laing's  copy  sold  for  £y>.—Caialogue.'\ 

818  Leslie  (Bp.  John).    A  Treatise  touching  the  Right,  Title  and 

interest  as  well  of  the  most  excellent  Princesse.  Marye 
Queene  of  Scotland  as  of  the  noble  Kyng  James  her  Graces 
Sonne,  to  the  Succession  of  the  Crowne  of  England,  title 
within  woodcut  border  {stained,  comers  of  several  leaves 
mended,  last  leaf  backed,  wanted  genealogical  table  and 
reverse  of  title  has  no  heads  on  it),  plain  blue  morocco,  gilt 
edges.  Noplace,  dale,  ornaine  of  printer  {\l%^),  Bvo.  (1673} 
Ridler,  £3 

819  [Lewkenor  (Sir  Lewes).]    The  Estate  of  English  Fugitives 

under  the  King  of  Spaine  and  his  Ministers,  calf  gilt,  gilt 
edges.  John  Drawater,  159$,  4to.  {1&62)  RicAardson,  £to  i;s. 
[This  work  contains  particulars  relating  to  Mary  Queen 
of  Scots,  Ear!  Damley,  Captain  Smith,  etc.  The  author 
complains  in  the  preface  of  a  surreptitious  "  Discourse, 
printed  in  Paules  Cburch-yarde  (in  1^94),  so  falsified  and 
changed  that  he  cannot  but  condemn  it  as  a  thing  fabulous 
and  full  of  absurdities." — Cata!ogve.'\ 

820  Life  of  Christ.     Dat  boec  van  den  leven  ons  liefs  heren  Jhesu 

Cristi  derdewerven  gheprint.  gbccorrigcert  end  merckelije 
verbeten  met  addicien  van  Schonen  Moralen,  etc.,  lit,  flotn., 
numerous  xylographic  woodcuts  (coloured)  (4  leaves  of  table 
defective  and  mended,  with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  Gheprinl  by  mij  Peler  Os  -van  Breda  MCCCCCX/X. 
{sic pro  1499),  folio  (1940)  Quaritck,  £&  lis.  6d. 

821  Lod^e  (Edm.)     Portraits  of  Illustrious   Personages  of  Great 

Britain,  with  Memoirs,  original  edition,  brilliant  impressions 
of  the  240  portraits,  4  vol.,  crimson  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
fine  copy,  Lackington,  Harding,  etc.,  1821-34,  folio  {1943) 
Hopkins,  £\b  5s. 
832  Lodge  (Jo.)  Peerage  of  Ireland,  revised,  enlarged  and  con. 
tinued  by  Mervyn  Archdail,  numerous  coats  of  arms,  7  vol., 
half  calf,  1789,  8vo.  (1701)  l^'^h  £'  "S- 

823  Louis  XVI.     Sacre  et  Couionnement  de  Louis  XVL,  Rot  de 

France  et  de  Navarre,  k  Rheims,  le  11  Juin,  1775  ;  pr^cAlS 
de  Recherches  sur  Ic  Sacre  des  Rois  de  France  depuis 
Clovis,  numerous  line  engravings,  plates  of  costume,  etc.,  by 
Patas,  old  French  calf  gilt,  with  royal  arms,  Paris  chee 
VenU  el  Patas,  1775.  4to.  (1876)  Robson,  £1  3s. 

824  Low  (Sampson).    The  English  Catalogue  of  Books,  from  1835 

to  1872,  2  vol.,  half  bound,  I864-73,  royal  6vo.  (1708) 

Law  and  Co.,  £2  6s. 

835  Lower  (Sir  Wm.)    A  Relation,  in  Form  of  Journal,  of  the 

Voyage  and  Residence  which  King  Charles  II.  hath  made 

in  Holland,  portrait  of  the  king  in  armour,  and  j  folding 

plates,  leather  binding,  Hague,  A.  Vlack,  1660,  folio  (1944) 

Robson,  £$  ;s. 


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and  woodcut  initials,  modem  morocco,  elaborately  tooled,  gilt 
edges  by  Grieve  of  Edinburgh,  fine  copy,  Ex  Typographia 
Moffurgenii,  1529,  8vo.  (1718)  Richardton,  £^  15s. 

[First  Latin  edition  of  Luther's  Catechism,  published  in 
the  same  year  as  the  first  German  edition  — Gi/u/c,^!*;.] 

817  Luther  (Mart.)  Enchiridion  Piarum  Precationum,  cum  Pas- 
sionali,  ut  vocant,  quibus  accessit  Novum  Calcndarium,  etc., 
D.  Marti.  Lut.,  ^rst  edition,  title  within  woodcut  border, 
with  50  spirited  woodcuts  in  the  Passionale,  some  from 
Albert  Dtirer's  "  Little  Passion,"  old  pigskin,  Wittemberga, 
Jo.  Lufft,  1543,  8vo.  (1719)  Maggs,  It  17s. 

838  Luther  (Mart.)  Contra  Henricum  AngliEC  Regum,  first 
edition,  title  within  woodcut  border  (margin  cropped),  old 
calf,  WitUmbtrga,  15=2,  Jo.  Lufft,4to,  (i88[)       «ftggi,  £3 

829  Lutber  (Mart)  Acta  F.  Martini  Lutheri  Augustiniani  apud 
Dominum  Legatum  Apostolicum  Augusts,  figure  of  Christ 
crowned  with  thorns  after  A.  Diirer  on  title,  S.  I.  (J51S)  — 
Bulla  Contra  Errores  Martini  Lutheri  et  Sequatium,  cum 
tnandato  Rev.  Don>.  Episcopi  Ratisponensis,  title  within 
architectural  border  {Kaiiipan.,  15 18) — Epistola  Andr^ 
Cricii  et  Edictum  Regis  Polonise  m  Martinem  Luterum, 
Irtgoth.  (1J34) — Resolutio  Lutheriana  super  Propositionem 
sua  terciadecima  de  Potestate  Papx,  lit.  gotti.,  S.  a.  et  /.,  in 
I  vol.,  aJI  rare  original  editions,  4to.  (1883)  Quaplch,  £i  33. 

83a  Luther  (Mart.)  Bulla  Decimi  Leonis  contra  Errores  Martini 
Lutheri  et  Sequacium  (cum  Glossis  U.  de  Hutteno),  some 
margins  shaved.  Absque  mo/o— Adversus  Execrabilem  Anti- 
christi  Bullam  Mar.  Lutherus,  U'i/temb.,  1 520— Assertio 
Omnium  Articuiorum  M.  Lutheri  per  Bullam  Leonis  X. 
novissimam  damnatorum  (title  within  woodcut  border),  rb.,  all 
original  editions,  in  i  vol.,  vellum,  410.  (1883) 

QuaritcA,  £2  18s. 

831  Luther  (Mart.)    Disputatio  pro  Declaratione  Virtutis  Indul- 

geniiarum  (4  leaves),  the  rare  original  edition,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  De  Coverly,  .1.  /.  el  ncm.  Imfirets.,  1517, 
4to.  (1878)  Quariich,  £ic  17s.  6d. 

832  Lyndsay   (Sir   David).      Facsimile   of  an  Ancient    Heraldic 

Manuscript  emblazoned  by  Sir  D.  Lyndsay  of  the  Mount, 
1542  (edited  by  D.  Laing),  numerous  emblazoned  coats  of 
arms,  only  100  copies  printed,  mar.  extra,  g.  e.,  Edinburgh, 
W.  and  D.  Laing,  1822,  folio  (1949)  Grieve,  £^  15s. 

833  Macaulay  (Lord).     History  of  England,  Essays,  Speeches, 

Miscellaneous  Writings,  Life  and  Letters  by  Trevelyan,  and 
Criticisms  on  his  Writings,  together  15  vol,,  uniform  tree- 
calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  1861-76,  8vo.  (1728)  Lauder,  £6 

834  Mclan  (R.   R.)    The  Clans  of  the  Scottish  Hijjhiands.  with 

Descriptions  by  Jas.  Logan,  coloured  portraits  and  em- 
blazoned coats  of  arms,  2  vol.,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
Ackermann,  184;,  folio  (1950)  Richardson,  £y  los. 

83s  Magna  Chana.  The  Great  Charier  called  i  latyn  Magna 
Carta,  with  divers  olde  Statutes,  newly  corrected,  translated 
into  englysb  by  George  Ferrers,  bUtk  Utttt,  old  MS.  notes 


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in  maigios,  calf,  Elu^tth,  Widow  of  R,  Rednum.  a.  d.,  Svo. 
(175a)  ^11'^,  £i  5S. 

83O  Magnus  (Olaus).  Historia  dc  Gentium  Septentrionatium, 
woodcut  map,  and  numerous  woodcuts  in  the  text,  old  rough 
calf,  ^(trtV.,  Henricpetrus,  1367,  folio  (1951}   Ridler,  £\  iis. 

837  Maitland  Ctub.     Notices  and  Documents  illustrative  of  the 

Literary  History  of  Glasgow  during  the  last  Century, 
portrait  of  R.  Foulis,  uncut,  Glasgow,  i83i,4to.  (1911} 

So/ieroH,  £1  i8s. 

838  Maitland  Club.    The    Chronicle    of   Perth,    a    Register   of 

Remarkable  Occurrences  from  1210  to  166S,  z  views,  uncutt 
Edit^urgk,  1S31,  4to.  (1912)  Sotheran,  £1  191. 

839  Maitland  Club.     History  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots  ;  a  Frag- 

ment, translated  from  the  Original  French  of  Adam  Black- 
wood, uncut,  Edinburgh,  1834,  410.  (rgij)  Sotkerim.jC^  12s. 

840  Maitland  Club.     Wodrow  (Rev.  Rob.)     Biographical  Collec- 

tions, 2  vol.  in  4,  Glasgow,  1834-45 — ^"^  Analecta,  4  vol.. 
ib.,  1842-43,  4to.  (1919)  W.Browit,  £2  t8s. 

841  Maitland  (Wm.)     History  of  Edinbuigh  from  its  Foundation, 

plan  and  plates  (some  extra  inserted),  contains  the  2  can- 
celled leaves,  panelled  calf,  Ediithurgh,  1753,  folio  (19^1) 

W.  Brown,  £\  I  is. 

842  Marco  Polo.    The  Book  of  Ser  Marco  Polo,  the  Venetian, 

newly  translated  and  edited  with  notes  by  Col.  H.  Yule, 
maps  and  other  illustrations,  1  vol.,  uncut,  J.  Murray,  1871, 
Svo.  (1763)  Quaritck,  £1  2s.  6d. 

843  Margaret    Queen    of   Scotland.     The    Ida;a    of  a    Perfect 

Pnncesse,  in  the  life  of  St.  Margaret  Queen  of  Scotland, 
with  Eulogiums  on  her  Children,  etc,  written  originally  in 
French,  and  now  Englished,  never  before  published, 
mor.  gilt,  g.  e.,  Paris,  anno  1661  (1764)      W.  Brown,  £^  3s. 

844  Martyr  (Peter).    An  Epistle  unto  the  Right  Honorable  and 

Christian  Prince  the  Duke  of  Somerset,  written  unto  him  in 
Latin  anone  after  hys  deliveraunce  out  of  trouble,  translated 
into  Englyshe  by  Thos.  Norton,  bluk  Uttn,  title  within 
woodcut  border,  Imprynted  for  GauUer  Lynnt,  1550— A 
Spyrytuall  and  most  Precyouse  Pearle  teaching  all  men  to 
love  and  imbrace  the  Crosse,  .  .  .  Sett  forth  by  the  most 
honorable  Lorde  hys  grace  of  Somerset  (from  the  German 
of  Otho  Wermylienis  by  Miles  Coverdale),  btuii  Utter 
(wormed),  it>.,  1550,  in  I  vol.,  old  russia  gilt,  Svo.  (1771) 

Ridler,  j^4  i^s. 

845  Masson  (David).     Life  of  John  Milton  in  Connection  with  the 

History  of  bis  Time,  portraits,  6  vol.,  1S75-S0,  Svo.  (1781) 

Rockt,  £i  16s. 

846  Mather    (Cotton).     Magnalia    Christi    Americana ;    or   the 

Ecclesiastical  History  of  New  England,  from  i6zo  to  169S 
map  of  New  England,  old  calf,  T.  Parkhurst,  1703,  folio 
(1957)  QuariM,  £7 

847  Maxwell  (W.  H.)     History  of  the  Insh  Rebellion  in  179S, 

etc.,  portraits  and  plates  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  half  morocco, 
1. 1.  g.,  Baily,  184J,  8vo.  (1783)  Mtgg^,  £3  los. 


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sides,/.  WiruUtfor  A.  Maujisell,  159s,  folio  (1958) 

HnElitt.ii,  15s. 
^The  first  catalogue  of  English  books  ever  printed.     Only 
this  first  part  was  issued. — Catalogue.'] 

849  Melancthon    (Ph.)     Epitome   Chiliadum   Adagiomm    Erasmi 

Rott.  ad  Cummodiorem  Studiosorum  usum  per  Hadr.  Bar- 
landiuni  Conscripta  ;  et  de  duplici  Copia  Verborum  ac 
rerum  commentarii  duo  (wormed),  2  vol.  tn  1,  titles  within 
woodcat  borders,  contemporary  oaken  boards,  stamped 
pigskin,  in  new  morocco  case,  Colonioi,  E.  Cervicomtis, 
1527,  8vo.  (178s)  >wj,^i4ios. 

[Philip  Melancthon's  own  copy,  with  numerous  emenda- 
tions and  additions  in  his  handwriting,  apparently  prepared 
for  a  new  edition.  This  printed  edition  of  the  "  Copia 
Verborum"  contains  154  chapters  only,  while  later  editions 
have  206.  The  additional  chapters  were  here  supplied  in  MS. 
At  the  end  of  the  text  is  a  transcript  of  a  Commentary  on 
the  work  by  Wolfgang  Meurer,  and  indices  of  the  principal 
words.  Melancthon's  signatures  appear  throughout  the 
volume  in  seven  different  ways,  viz.,  P,  M,,  *iXiinr,  (sikavx-, 
Phihppus  MelancK,  Ph.  M.,  P.  MeL,  P.  Me.,  *iX.)r««£.— 
CaSalopie7\ 

850  Melancthon  (Ph.)     De  Ecclesiae  Autoritate  et  de  Veterum 

Scriptis  libellu5,editio prima,  ruled  in  red.  title  within  wood- 
cut oorder,  crushed  blue  morocco,  plain,  doubM  with  the 
same,  by  Trautz  Bauzonnet,  fine  copy,  Witteb.,  Jo.  Aug., 
1539. 8vo.  (1786)  Clements,  £2  2S, 

851  Melancthon  (Ph.)    Epistle  made  unto  oure  late  Sovere^Tie 

Lorde  Kynge  Henry  the  Eight  for  the  revoking  and  abolish- 
ing  of    the   Six   Articles,   set   forth   and   enacted   by  .  .  . 
Certeyne  of  Our  prelates,  newly  translated  out  of  Laten  into    ' 
Englishe  by  J.  C,  blwA  Uttw,  caJf,  Pri«led  at  Weesell,  1 547, 
8vo.  (1789)  Magp,£\  15s. 

852  Merivale  (Chas.)     History  of  the  Romans  under  the  Empire, 

library  edition,  maps,  7  vol.,  tree-marbled  caif  extra,  t.  c.  g., 
other  edges  uncut,  i8s2-62,  Svo.  (1792;  Bain,  Z4 

353  Merle  d'Aubign^  (Dr.  J,  H.)     History  of  the  Reformation  m 
Europe,  in  the  Time  of  Calvin,  8  vol.,  1B63-78,  Svo.  {1793) 

Sotheran,  £l  lyi. 

854  MiUes  (Thos.)    The  Catalogue  of  Honor,  or  Tresury  of  True 

Nobility,  peculiar  and  proper  to  the  Isle  of  Great  Britain 
(with  the  Blount  pedigree  unmutilated),  engraved  title  and 
numerous  coats  of  arms  (some  coloured),  title  defective,  old 
calf,  W.  Jaggard,  1610,  folio  (2214)  Maggs,  £1  9s. 

855  Milton  (John),    Works,  first  collected  edition,  old  calf,  rare. 

Printed  in  tht  year  1697,  folio  (2215)  Pearson,  £^  3s. 

856  Milton  (John).     Works,  in  Verse  and  Prose,  with  Life  by  the 

Rev.  John  Mitford,  portrait,  eta,  8  vol,  calf  gilt,  m.  e^ 
W.  Pickering,  1851,  Bvo.  (1804)  Roche,  £^  ijs. 

857  Milton  (John).    Poems,  both  English  and  Latin,  compos'd  at 

several  times,  Printed  by  his  true  Copies  .  .  .  Printed  and 


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published  accordit^  to  Order,  first  edition,  portrait  by  Mar- 
shall (top  and  bottom  margins  slightly  mended,  3  or  3  head- 
lines very  slightly  shaved),  blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
Rulh  Rmvorthfor  H.  Moseley,  1645,  8vo,  (1805)  Bain,  X^l 
8^8  Milton  (John).  Poems,  etc.,  upon  Several  Occasions,  botb 
English  and  Latin,  etc,  composed  at  several  times,  with  a 
Small  Tractate  of  Education  to  M  r.  Hartlib  (second  edition), 
wanted  portrait,  title  mended,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Ht^- 
bixA,PrinUd  for  Thoi.  Dring,  1673, 8vo.  [liob) Bain, £2  12s. 

859  [Milton  (John)]  [ComusJ.     A  Maske  Presented  at  Ludlow 

Castle,  1634,  on  Micba'elmasse  Night,  before  the  Rt.  Hon. 
John  Earleof  Bridgewater,  etc.,  the  excessively  rare  original 
edition,  title  slightly  mended,  last  leaf  backed,  otherwise 
perfect,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  Printed  for 
Humphrey  Robinson,  1637,  4to.  (2137)  QuariUh,  £,\y> 

860  Milton  (John).     Of  RefoimaCion  touching  Church  Disdpline 

in  England,  two  Bookes,  first  edition,  1641 — A  Briefe  Dis- 
course of  the  Troubles  begun  at  Frankeford  in  Germany, 
A.D.  1554,  about  the  Dooke  of  Common  Prayer,  G,  Bishop, 
1642 — Service  Discipline  and  Forme  of  the  Common  Prayers, 
etc,  used  in  the  English  Church  of  Geneva,  W.  Cooke.  [641 
— [Henderson  (Rev.  A.)]  Government  and  Order  of  the 
Church  of  Scotland,  Edinburgh,  J.  Bryson,  1641 — Doctrine 
and  Discipline  of  the  Kirke  of  Scotland,  ib.,  R.  Young,  1641 
—Hartlib  (Sam.)  A  Briefe  Relation  of  that  which  hath  been 
lately  attempted  to  procure  Ecclesiastical  Peace  amongst 
Protestants,  A.  Crooke,  1641,  all  scarce  [fieces,  in  i  vol.,  calf, 
4tO.  (J138)  Quaritch,  £6 

861  [Milton  0ohn).]    Of  Reformation  touching  Church- Discipline 

in  England,  etc.,  two  Bookes  written  to  a  Friend,  first 
edition.  Printed  for  Thotnas  Underhill,  1641 — Of  Prelatical 
Episcopacy,  first  edition,  t'^.,  1641— Animadversions  upon  the 
Remonstrants  Defence  against  Smectymnus,  fii^t  edition 
(wanted  pp.  45-48),  ib.,  1641 — The  Reason  of  Church- 
government  urg'd  against  Frelaty,  by  Mr.  John  Milton,  first 
edition,  £.  G.  for  John  Rothwell,  1641 — An  Apfology  against 
a  Pamphlet  call'd  a  Modest  Confutation  of  the  Animadver- 
sions against  Smectymnus,  first  edition,  ib.,  1642,  in  I  vol., 
4to.  (2139)  Magg!,  £36  15s. 

862  Milton  (John).     Tetrachordon ;  Expositions  upon  the  four  chief 

Sures  in  Scripture  which  treat  of  Manage,  or  Nullities  in 
ariage,  first  edition.  Printed  in  the yeare  164J,  4(0.  (3140) 
Quaritch,  £1 

863  [Milton  (John).]      An  Answer    to    a  Book,    Intituled,  The 

Doctrine  and  Discipline  of  Divorce,  or  a  Plea  for  Ladies  and 
Gentlewomen,  and  all  other  Married  Women  Against 
Divorce,  etc,  G.  M.for  W.  Lee,  1644,  410,  (2142) 

Quaritch,  £i  4s. 

864  Milton  (John).    Colasterion  :  a  Reply  to  a  Nameless  Answer 

against  The  Doctrine  and  Discipline  of  Divorce,  by  the 
Former  Author,  J.  M.,  first  edition,  Printedin  the  year  164;, 
4to.  [2143)  Quaritch,  £$ 


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86s  [Milton  (John).]  The  Judgement  of  Martin  Bucer  concerniDg 
Divorce,  written  to  Edward  the  Sixt  and  now  Englisht 
(Pre^e  signed  John  Milton),  fint  edition,  M.  Simmons, 
1644,  4*0-  (2144)  QuariUk,  £4  4s. 

866  Milton  (John).    Areopagitica,  a  Speech  of  Mr.  John  Milton 

for  the  Liberty  of  Unlicendd  Printing  to  the  Parliameat  of 
^  England,  first  edition,  very  zsn.  Printed  irt  the  ytare  1644— 

The  Tenure  of  Kings  and  Magistrates,  the  Author,  J.  M-, 
first  edition,  M.  Simmons,  1649,  in  i  voL,  4to.  (2145) 

B.  F.  Stevens,  £^2 

867  Milton  (John).   The  Tenure  of  Kings  and  Magistrates  ;  proving 

that  it  is  lawful!  ...  for  any  who  have  the  power,  to  call  to 
account  a  Tyrant,  or  Wicked  King,and  after  due  conviction  to 
depose,  and  put  him  to  death,  etc,  the  author  J.  M., first  edit, 
mor.,  M.  Simmons,  1649,  410.  (2146)  Q^aritch,  ^£3  18s. 

868  Milton  (John).     Eikonoklastes  in  Answer  to  a  Book  intieied 

Eikon  Basilike,  the  Author  J.  M.,  published  by  Authority, 
first  edition  (top  word  of  title  shaved),  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  M.  Simmons,  1649,  410.  (1147)        Sothentn,  £^  i6s. 

869  Milton.    Eikon  Akiastos ;  the  Image  Unbroken,  a  Perspective 

of  the  Impudence,  Falsehood,  etc.,  in  a  Libell  entitled 
Eikonoklastes  agamst  Eikon  Basilike  (by  Joseph  Fane), 
original  edition,  half  morocco,  Printgd  Anno  Dom.  1651,  4ta. 
(2148)  Ellis,  liibs. 

870  Milton  (John).    The  Readie  and  Easie  Way  to  Establish  a 

Free  Commonwealth,  and  the  Excellence  thereof,  etc.,  the 
Author  J.  M-,  first  edition,  half  morocco.  Printed  by  T.  N. 
and  sola  6y  Uvewtll  Chapman,  1660,  410.  (2150) 

Quaritch,  £2. 

871  Milton  (John).    Paradise  Lost :  A  Poem,  written  in  Ten  Books, 

by  John  Milton,  first  edition  (before  the  Argument  and 
Errata},  second  title-page,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges.  Printed, 
andare  to  be  sold  6y  Peter  Parker,  etc.,  1667,  4to.  (2151) 

Maggs,  lis 
873  Milton  (John).  Paradise  Lost.  A  Poem  in  Ten  Books,  the 
Author  John  Milton,  first  edition,  eighth  title-page,  with  the 
7  leaves  of  Argument  and  Errata,  the  third  title-page  dated 
1668  (slightly  mended),  inserted,  russia  gilt,  Primted  by 
S.  Simmcns  and  are  to  be  sold  by  T.  fielder,  1669,410,(2152) 
Ellis,  £1 1 

873  Milton  (John).     History  of  Britain,  that  part  especially  now 

called  England  {second  edition),  portrait  by  Faithome 
(margins  mended),  panelled  calf  gilt,y.  Af.Jbr  Sp.  Hickman, 
1671,  4to.  (2153)  Ellis,  £2  i8s. 

874  Milton  (John).     Paradise  Regained,  a  Poem  in  IV.  Books,  to 

which  is  added  Samson  Agonistes,  first  edition,  calf  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  W.  Pratt,  fine  copy,y.  M.  for  John  Starkty, 
i67i,8vo.  {1808)  Pickering,  £xo  «. 

875  Milton  (John).     Defenaio  Secunda  Pro  Populo  Anglicano — Et 

pro  se  defensio  contra  Alex.  Motum,  first  editions,  2  vtA. 
m  1, 1654-S5— Jo.  Miltoni  Artis  Logics,  first  edition,  portrait 
by  Dolle,  half  morocco,  S.  Hickman,  1672, 8vo.  (1810) 

Jones,  £1  18s. 


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876  Missale  RomaDum  Pii  V.  PonL  Max.  jussu  editum  et  Clementis 

VI 1 1,  auctoritate  recognituni,  red  and  black,  full-page  wood- 
cull  and  woodcut  initials,  contemporary  oaken  boards, 
stamped  blind  floreate  otnamenia,  gilt  cdKCs,  Venet.  ^. 
Juntas,  1618,  4to.  (2156)  W.  Brovm,  £t  i8s. 

877  Missale  Secundum  Usunn  Ecclesiae  Sancti  Andreae  in  Scotia 

(de  Arbutbnott},  a  limited  number  privately  printed,  uncut, 
BmttHsland  e  prtle  de  Pttsligo,  1864,  4to.  (2158) 

Baker,  £fl  IB. 

878  Mommsen  ( I  heodor).     History  of  Rome,  translated  by  Dr.  W, 

P.  Dickson,  new  edition,  4  vol.,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  Bentley,  1868, 
8vo.  {1818)  QftariUh,  £,i,  12s. 

«79  More  (Sit  Thos.)  The  Apoiogyc  of  Syr  Thomas  More, 
Kn^ht,  first  edition,  black  Irttn,  title  within  w-oodcut  border 
(5  leaves  of  "  fauts  escaped  "  at  the  end),  old  calf,  W.  RasUU 
in  FUtettrete,  1533,  8vo.  (1964)  Sol/ieroH,  £^  18s. 

880  More  (Sir  Thos.)  A  Dyaloge,  wheryn  he  treatyth  of  dyvers 
maters  as  of  die  Veneracyon  and  Worshyp  of  Ymages  and 
Relyques,  prayng  to  Sayntes,  etc.,  newly  oversene,  bbuh 
Itttn,  No  rtame  of  printer,  i530~The  Supplycacyon  of 
Soulys  .  .  .  agaynst  the  .Supplycacyon  of  Beggars,  bhuk 
Ittttr,  6nx  edition  (W.  Rastell),  n.  d.,  in  i  vol.,  new  vellum, 
folio  (22  30)  Ellis,  £%ii. 

8St  More  (Sir  Thos.)  The  Confutacyon  of  Tyndale's  Answere, 
both  parts,  blach  Icltti,  3  vol^  vellum,  W.  Rastell,  iS3:-33, 
folio  (2221)  Ellis,  £4 

88z  Morisyne  (Kycharde).  An  Invective  Ayenste  the  Great  and 
detestable  vice,  treason,  wherein  the  secrete  practices,  and 
traiterous  workinges  of  theym  that  suffrid  of^laie  are  dis- 
closed, bldfk  Icttxr,  title  withm  woodcut  border  (neatly  inlaid), 
old  calf  gilt,  with  Rosburghe  arms,  gilt  edges,  T.  Berthelet, 
IS39,  8vo.  (1967)  Maggs,l-i  iSs. 

883  Morland  (Sam.)     History  of  the  Evangelical  Churches  of  the 

Valleys  of  Piemont,  dedicated  to  the  Lord  Protector,  brilliant 
impression  of  the  portrait  by  Lombart,  map,  and  copperplate 
engravings,  old  calf^H-  Hills,  1658,  folio  {^2212)  Bull,  £i  17s. 

884  Motley  0'    L.)     History  of  the  United   Netherlands,  4  voL, 

i860,  and  Rise  of  the  Dutch  Republic,  3  vol.,  1864,  unifonn 
calfgilt,  sprinkled  edges,  1860-64, 8vo.  (1971)  £//>>,  .64  17s.  6d. 

885  Muir  (Wm.)    Life  of  Mahomet,  maps,  4  vol..  Smith,  Elder  and 

Co.,  1861,  8vo.  (1974)  Craigie,  £\  iSs, 

886  Napier  (John,  of  Merchiston).    Rabdologiae,  seu  Numerationis 

per  Virgnlas,  Lib.  II.,  cum  Appendice  de  expeditissimo  Multi- 
plicationis  Promptuario,  etc.,  authore  et  inventore  Jo.  Nepero 
Barone  Merchistonii  Scoto,  first  edition,  plates,  old  cal( 
Edinlmrgh,  A.  Han,  1617,  8vo-  (1981)     W.  Brovm,  £2  los- 

887  Napier  (John,  of  Merchision).  A  Description  of  the  Admirable 

Table  of  Logarithmes,  translated  into  English  by  Edw. 
Wright,  with  the  addition  by  H.  Briggs,  etc.,  original  calf, 
S.  Waterson,  1618.  8vo.  (1982)  Richardson,  £s  17s.  6d. 

888  Napier  (Mark).     Memoirs  of  the  Marquis  of  Montrose  and  of 

the  Viscount  Dundee,  portraits,  5  vol.,  blue  cloth,  Edin- 
burgh, 1856-59,  8va.  (1983)  Roc/ie,  £t  15s. 


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889  Napier  (Maj.-Gen.  Sir  W.  F.  P.)    History  of  the  War  in  the 

Peninsular,  new  edition,  6  vol.,  Boone,  1856,  8vo.  (198J) 

Young.  £1   I2S. 

890  Napoleon  I.     Memoirs,  dictated  to  Gourgaud  and   Montholoa 

— Last  Dajrs,  by  Dr.  Antommarchi — Private  Life,  by  De 
Chaboulon — Exile,  by  O'Meara— Historical  Inquiry,  by  B. 
Mounteney— Anecdotes  of  Court  and  Family  (Anon.j — 
Narrative  of  the  Surrender,  by  Captain  Maitland  —  ind 
Letters  from  St.  Helena,  by  Warden,  portraits,  etc,  togedier 
17  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  uniform,  i8i6-a6,  8vo.  (1986) 

Hazlitt,  £<)  izs.6d. 

891  National  Manuscripts  of  Scotland  (Facsimiles  of  the),  ph*to- 

zincographed  by  Sir  Henry  James,  numerous  facsimtcs, 
3  vol.,  half  roan,  1867-71,  atlas  folio  (2216)  Young,  £3  12s. 
891  National  Manuscripts  of  Ireland  (Facsimiles  of  the)  phMo- 
lincographed  by  Sir  Henry  James,  J.  T.  Gilbert,  dc., 
numerous  fiicsimiles,  4  vol.  in  5,  half  roan,  1874-84,  aJas 
folio  (2227)  Young,  £i  3  os. 

893  Nisbet  (Alex)     System  of  Heraldry,  Speculative  and  Pac- 

tical,  with  the  true  Art  of  Blazon,  etc.,  new  edition,  numenus 
coats  of  arms,  2  vol.,  half  bound,  unc  jt  (back  of  vol.  i.  looie), 
E<Unburgh,  Blackwood,  1816,  folio  (223o)»'.  Brown,  £6  Ds. 

894  Nisbet  (Alex.)      Heraldic  Plates,  originally  intended  for  lis 

"  System  of  Heraldry,"  reproduced  with  notes  by  A,  Rtss 
and  F.  J.  Grant,  numerous  illustrations  (200  copies  printd) 
Edinburgh,  G.  Watcrston,  1892,  410.  (2188) 

Duntkome,  £2   lis. 

89;  Newman  (Card.  J.  H.)  Lives  of  the  English  Saints,  12  vd„ 
half  bound,  Toovey,  1844,  etc,  8vo,  (1997)     You»p,  £2  iib. 

B96  Niel  (P.  G.  J.)  Portraits  des  Fersonnages  Frangais  les  pits 
illustr^s  du  XVP  Si^cle,  48  tinted  portraits,  2  vol.,  hdf 
morocco,  t,  e.  g.,  Paris,  Lenoir,  1848-56,  imperial  folio  (2Z2<!) 

897  Northumberland  (Earl  of).    Regulations  and  Establishment  cf 

the  Houshold  at  Wresill  and  Lekonfield  Castles,  begun  A.a 
1513  (with  Preface  by  Bp.  Percy),  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges. 
Privately  printed,  1770,  8vo.  (2007)  Ridler,  £\  lis. 

898  Norton  (Thos.)    To  the  Quenes   Maicstics  poore  deceived 

Subjectes  of  the  North  Countrey,  drawen  into  rebellion  by 
the  Earles  of  Northumberland  and  Westmerland,  newly 
perused  and  encreased,  blnrh  irttn,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  H. 
Bynneman  for  L.  Harrison,  1569,  8vo.  (200B}  Hrown,  £3  18s. 

899  Nowell  (Alex.)    A  Reproufe  of  a  Booke  entiiuled  A  Proufe  of 

Certayne  Articles  in  Religion  denied  by  M.  Juell,  set  fiirtb 
by  Thos.  Dorman,  B.D.,  and  printed  at  Antwerpe,  1564, 
blnrk  Irttn,  large  copy,  signature  on  title,  half  cal(  Henry 
Wykes,  1565, 4to.  (2190)  Ridler,  £2  6s. 

900  [Nowell  (Alex.)]    Catechismus,  sive  prima  Institutio,  Discipli- 

naque  pietatis  Christianae,  latin^  explicata  (first  edition  of 
Nowell  s  Larger  Catechism)  (inner  margin  of  title  inlaid, 
comers  of  several  leaves  mended)  morocco,  blind  Stamped 
ornaments,  Reg.  WoWus,  1570,410.(2191)  Quariteh,  £1  i8s. 

901  Nowell  (Alex.)    A  Catechisme  or  First  Instruction  and  Leam- 


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ing  of  Christian  Religion,  translated  into  English  (by  T. 
Norton)  (second  edition),  blsch  and  roman  letter,  calf  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  W,  Pratt,  J.  Daye,  1571,  4to,  (3192) 

Quaritch,  £2  los. 
903  [Ockham  (Guill.  de).]  Dlsputacio  inter  Clericum  et  Militem 
super  Potestate  Prelalis  Ecclesiae  atque  principibus  terrarum 
commiasa  sub  forma  dyalogi,  accedit  Vita  Anticristi,  lit.  gath., 
long  lines,  z6  to  a  page,  without  marks,  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges  (Hain,  6111)  Absque  ulla  nola  [Colon.,  N.  GotU,  circa 
147$?],  4t().  (2193)  Richardson,  £1  5s. 

903  O'Connor  (Dr.  Chas.)    Columbanus  ad  Hibemos — Letters  on 

the  Liberties  of  the  Catholic  Church  of  Ireland,  complete, 
with  Francis  Plowden's  Answer  to  O'Connor,  bound  in  4  vol., 
half  calf,  1810-12,  8vo.  (2012)  Quaritch.  £2 

904  Orariiun.      Preces    Matutinae,    Vespertinac,    Completorium, 

Septum  Psatmi,  Letania,  Vir^ilia  Mortuorum,  etc.,  roman 
letter,  red  and  black  (wanted  title),  woodcut  of  the  Crucilixion 
on  vellum,  and  several  other  old  woodcuts  inserted,  a  leaf  of 
"  The  Copy  of  the  Kynges  highness  bill  assigned  "  at  the 
beginning  of  the  vol.,  sold  with  all  faults,  contemporary 
stamped  calf.  Ex  Officina  Richardi  Cra/toni  clarissimo 
Principi  Edouardi  A  typographia,  1545,  Srpt.  vi.,  8vo.  {2017) 
Quarileh,  £7  7s,  6d. 
90$  Paninure.  Registrum  de  Panmure.  Records  of  the  Families 
of  Mauie,  etc,  compiled  by  the  Hon.  Harry  Maule  of  Kell)-, 
A.D.  1733,  edited  by  John  Stuart,  LL.D.,  portraits  and  plat^ 
only  150  copies  printed  for  private  distribution,  2  vol., 
morocco  extra,  witn  Panmure  arms  on  sides,  gilt  edges  by 
Orrock,  Edinburgh,  1874,  410.  (2205)         W.  Broiim,  £7  los. 

906  Panier   (G.   W.)      Annales   Typographic!  ab   Arlis    Invents 

Originje  ad  Annum  1536,  11  vol.,  calf,  Norimb.,  i793-i8o3, 
410.  (2206)  Hirsckfield,  £\\  los. 

907  Parker  (Math.,  Archbp.  of  Canterbury).     The  Life  off  the  70 

Archbishopp  off  Canterbury  presentlye  Sin inge,  Englished, 
and  to  be  added  to  the  69  lately  sett  forth  in  Latin  {by  J. 
Josselin),  original  edition,  bluth  Ictttr,  with  the  Table,- 
morocco  gilt,  double  with  the  same,  fine  copy.  Imprinted 
1574,  Noplace  or  name  of  printer,  8vo.  (2041)       Cotton,  £l 

908  Parsons  (Rob.)     Duo    Edicta  ElizabethEC    Reginae    Anglue 

contra  Sacerdotes  Societatis  Jesu,  etc,  Au^.  Trevtr.,  E. 
Hatotus,  1583 — Concertatio  Ecclesiffi  CatholicEC  in  Anglia 
adversus  Calvinopapistas  et  Putitanos,  et  de  Persecutione 
Anglicana  Epistola,  ib.,  in  I  voL,  old  calf,  8vo.  (2043) 

Baker,  £l  IJs. 

909  [Parsons  (Rob.)]    The  Watn-Word  to  Sir  Francis  Hastinges 

Wast-Word,  by  N.  D.,  vellum,  Permissu  superiorum,  idol, 
8vo.  (2046)  BuU,£\  IIS. 

910  Pascal  (Blaise).     Lettres  &  un  Provincial  par  un  de  ses  Amis 

sur  le  sujet  des  Disputes  presenies  de  la  Sorbonne,  the 
otiginal  separate  issues  of  the  18  letters,  written  between 
January  23,  1656,  and  March  24,  1657,  bound  consecutively 
in  a  vol.,  No  place  or  printers  name  [Paris),  1656-57,  410. 
(2209)  QMarilch,£'i 


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911  Passional  Cbristi  und  Antichristi,  woodcut  title  and  26  spirited 

woodcuts,  representing  the  opposing  characteristics  of  Christ 

and  the  Pope  (by   L.   Cranacb).  some  details  marked  with 

ink,  green  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Absque  uUa  nota,  4C0.  (2311) 

W.  Brown,  ^S  5s. 

912  Paterson  Qas.)     History  of  the  Counties  of  Ayr  and  Wigton, 

3  vol^in  5  ^riA,  Edinburgh,  J.  Stillie,  1S63-66,  Svo.(20Ji) 
H.  Gray,  ^i  16s. 

913  Penry   (John).     An   Exhortation    unto    the   Govemours   and 

People  of  hir  Majesties  Countrie  of  Wales,  to  labour  ear- 
nestly to  have  the  preaching  of  the  Gospell  planted  among 
them  (second  edition)  (MS.  notes  on  title  and  in  marjjins. 
some  leaves  slightly  wormed),  old  morocco,  with  ornamental 
(tilt  borders  (Jos.  Ames's  copy),  No  place  or  printer's  name 
(printed prtTialely),  1588,  8vo.  (2057)  Quarilch,  £'a  ^s. 

[At  the  end  of  this  volume  were  two  contemporary  NlS. 

S«ms  :  one  on  the  "Prelates  Comer  Caps."  "made  by 
enry  Wol  ";  and  another  of  24  staiuas, arranged  under  the 
letter?  of  the  alphabet,  apparently  on  the  suspension  of  John 
Penry,  by  "  Cbas.  Wolnough." — Calaiogue.] 

914  Penry  (John).  A  Vieweofsomepaitofsuch  Publicke  Wantsand 

disurders  as  are  in  the  Service  of  God,  within  her  Majesties 
Countrie  of  Wales,  etc.  (some  leaves  stained).  No  date, 
name,  or  place  of  printing—The  Appellation  of  John  Penri, 
unto  the  Highe  Court  of  Parliament  from  the  bad  and 
unjust  dealing  of  the  Archb.  of  Canterb.  and  other  his 
Colleagues  of  the  high  commission  Anno  i$Sg,  No  place  or 
name,  in  i  vol.,  old  calf,  D.  Laing's  copy,  with  autograph, 
8vo.  (2058)  Quarilck,  £11  15s. 

[These  two  rare  tracts  were   secretly  printed,  probably 
abroad,  and  strictly  prohibited. — Catalogue.] 

915  Pinkenon   (John).     Select   Scottish   Ballads,  3  voL,  Nichols, 

1786— Ancient  Scottish  Poems,  never  before  in  print,  2  vol. 
in  1,  C.  Dilly,  1786— Scottish  Poems,  reprinted  from  scarce 
editions,  3  vol.,  J.  Nichols,  1792,  together  6  vol.,  all  in  cal^ 
8vo.  (2082)  W.  Brovm,  £1  19B. 

916  Pitcaim  (Rob.)     Criminal  Trials  in  Scotland  from  1488  to 

1624,  with  historical  notes  and  illustrations,  3  vol,  in  4, 
uncut,  Edinburgh,  Tail,  1833,  4to.  (2420)       DunUu>me,  £^ 

917  Plutarcbus.    Vitfe  Paralleliie  Latin^e  a  diversls  interpretibus 
'  faase.  a  J.  A.  Campano  collects  et  editse,  roman  letter,  long 

lines  (49  to  a  full  page),  without  marks,  with  the  peculiar 
"R"  used   In  the   Strasburg  Bible,   eic,  laig[e  and  finely- 

S tinted  ornamental  initials  of  various  subjects,  one  to  each 
ife,  with  marginal  decorations  of  flowers,  etc.,  2  vol.,  old 
red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  Absque  ulla  nota 
[Argent.,  circa  1470],  folio  (2238)  Brown,  /,3S 

918  Pomeranius  (Jo.)    A  Compedious  Letter  sent  to  the  FaythfiiU 

Cristen  Congregation  in  Englande,  blatk  Uttft  (8  leaves, 

1  blank),  calf,  No  place  or  printer's  name,  1536,  8vo.  (2091) 

QuaritcA,  ^1  los. 

919  Ponet  (Dr.  John,  Bp  of  Rochester).    A  Shorte  Treatise  of 

Politike  Power,  and  of  the  true  obedience  which  iinbjecies 


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Owe  to  Kyagts  and  other  Civile  Governours,  with  an 
Exhonation  to  all  Natuia.ll  Enf;l]rsbe  Men,  first  edition, 
printed  in  italic  type,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  No  plact  or 
inter's  namt  {prinied abroad),  1556,  8vo.  (2091) 

Qfianteh,  £1  i8s. 

930  Ponet  (Bp.  Jolin).  An  Apologie  fully  answeringe  by  Scriptures 
and'  aunceant  Doctors  a  blasphemose  Book  gatberid  by 
D.  Steph.  Gardiner,  D.  Smith  of  Oxford,  etc.,  i^ainst  the 
Godly  Mariadge  of  Priests,  newly  corrected  and  amended, 
black  Irtttr,  half  morocco  (PrinJed  abroad),  no  place  or 
printer's  name,  1556,  8vo.  (2093)  Maggs,  £3 

921  Font  (Robert,  an  aged  Pastour  in  the  Kirk  of  Scotland).  A 
Newe  Treatise  of  the  Ri^ht  Reckoning  of  Yeares,  and  Ages 
of  the  World,  and  mens  lives,  etc.  (title  soiled,  some  comers 
mended,  last  leaf  in  facsimile),  large  copy,  half  calf,  £dm- 
burgh,  Rob.  Waldegrave,  1599,  4to.  (2410) 

W.  Brown,  £4  17s.  6d. 

932  Pope  (Alex.)  Works  (the  first  collected  folio  volume  of  his 
miscellaneous  poems',  with  some  MS.  additions,  uncut, 
tf.  Bowyer for  B.  Lintot,  1717— Virgil's  Works  by  Dryden, 
first  edition,  copperplate  engravings,  1697,  folio  (2144) 

B.  f-:  Stevens,  £b 

923  Prayer.  The  Bake  of  Comon  Prayer  &  administracio  of  the 
Sactamentes,  and  other  Rytes  &  Ceremonies  of  the  Church 
of  Englande  ;  with  the  Psalter  after  the  trSslacio  of  the 
Great  Bible,  pointed  as  it  shal  be  sayde  or  songe  in  Churches, 
and  certayn  Godly  Praiers,  bUth  Icttrr,  two  titles  within 
ornamental  borders  (first  title  and  comers  of  2  leaves  in 
Godly  Prayers  mended,  last  leaf  in  facsimile,  otherwise  a 
sound,  lac^e  and  clean  copy),  morocco  extra,  antique  style, 

S'lt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  No  place  or  name  of  printer, 
'DLIII.   cum   priiiilegio   ad    itnprimendum   soltim,   8vo. 
(209s)  Hidier,  £10  los. 

[A  rare  edition  of  Edward  Vl.th's  Prayer  Book  ;  probably 
the  last  before  the  accession  of  Queen  Mary.  It  may  be 
Grafton's  edition  of  this  date,  but  there  is  no  colophon. — 
Catalogue.^ 

934  Prayer.    Tbe  Forme  of   Prayers  and   Ministration  of  the 

Sacmmenis,  rtc  used  in  the  English  Congregation  at 
Geneva,  and  approved  by  the  famous  and  Godly  learned 
man  John  Calvyn — One  and  Fifiie  Psalmes  of  David  in 
Englishe  Metre  by  T.  Stemeholde  and  others  (with  music), 
top  of  title  cut  off — The  Catechisme  or  Manner  to  teach 
children  the  Christian  Religion,  made  by  the  Excellent 
Doctor  and  Pastor  John  Calvin,  the  three  books  in  i  vol., 
some  margins  slightly  shaved,  but  a  clean  and  sound  copy, 
in  velvet  binding  with  gold  clasps,  gilt  edges,  Geneva,]Q\ai 
Crespin,  1556,  8va  (2096)  Quarilc/i,  £6^ 

935  Prayer.     The  Book  of  Common  Order,  the  CL.  Psalmes  of 

David,  in  Meter  for  the  use  of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland  (with 
apt  notes),  with  Calendar,  CoDfession  of  Faith,  Order  of 
Discipline,  Prayers,  some  leaves  stained,  6  leaves  of  Calendar 


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reprinted  (sold  with  all  faults),  c^f,  T.  VautroUier,  1387,  Svo. 
(2097)  Voym£h^  £%  2s.  6d. 

926  Prayer.  The  Boole  of  Common  Order.  The  Psalmes  of 
David  in  Metre  used  in  the  Church  of  Scotland,  with  divers 
notes  and  tunes  augmented  to  them  (Knox's  Liturgy),  mor., 
MiddUburg,  R.  Schilders,  iS96,8vo.(2098)  W.  Brown,  ij,  5s. 

927jPrayer.  The  Book  of  Common  Order,  The  CL.  Psalmes  of 
David  in  Meter,  with  Prayers  and  Catechisme,  according  to 
the  forme  used  in  the  Kirk  of  Scotland,  etc.  (with  musical 
notes),  old  calf,  Edinburgh  be  H.  Charteris,  1596,  Svo, 
(2099)  W.  Brown,  £27  los. 

[An  edition  of  the  Book  of  Common  Order,  or  Jobn 
Knox's  Liturgy,  rarely  found  complete.  This  was  perfiect, 
wiih  all  the  separate  titles. — Catalogue^ 

928  Prayer.     The  Book  of  Common  Order.     The  CL.  Psalmes  of 

David  in  Meter,  with  the  Prose,  for  the  Use  of  the  Kirk  of 
Scotland  (with  the  Catechisme,  etc.),  some  leaves  stained, 
one  a  little  mended,  some  margins  cut  into,  with  all  faults, 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  MiddUburgk,  R.  Schilders,  1602,  Svo. 
(aioo)  W.  Brovm,  lio 

929  Prayer.    The  Psalmes  of  David  in  Meetcr,  with  the  Prose 

{with  musical  notes),  whereunto  is  added  Prayers  commonly 
used  in  the  Kirke  and  private  houses,  with  a  Perpetual 
Kalendar  duelie  calculated  to  the  Meridian  of  Edinburgh 
(some  leaves  slightly  wormed,  last  leaf  mended),  old  English 
calf,  with  stamped  gilt  ornaments  and  initials  D.  G.  M.,  gilt 
and  gauffered  edges,  Edinburgh,  And.  Hart,  1611,  8vo. 
(2101)  Hopkins,  £is 

[A  copy  of  this  rare  edition  of  the  Scottish  Prayer-Book 
was  sold  in  D,  Laing's  sale  in  1879  for  ^16. — Catalogue.'] 

930  Prayer.     Liber  Precum    Publicarum ;  seu  Ministerii  Eccle- 

siastics administration  is  Sacramentorum  alionunque  rituum 
ct  Ceremoniarum  in  Ecclesia  Angiicana,  title  within  wood- 
cut border,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Excusum  Londini per  Astig- 
nationem  Fr.  Florae  excud.  T.  Vautrollerius,  1574,  Svo. 
(2101)  RidUr,  £t  iSs. 

931  Prayer.     Book  of  Common  Prayer,  as  revised  and  proposed  to 

the  use  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church,  at  a  Convention 
of  the  States  held  in  Philadelphia.  1785  (with  the  Psalms  in 
metre  and  tunes),  first  American  edition,  old  morocco,  Phi/a- 
delpkia.  Hall  and  Sellers,  17S6,  Svo.  (2105)  Q»aritch,  £■}  i8s. 

932  Prayer.    The  Booke  of  Common  Prayer,  and  adminisiiation 

of  the  Sacraments,  and  other  parts  of  Divine  Service  for  the 
Use  of  the  Church  of  Scotland  (with  the  Psalter  according 
to  the  last  Translation  in  King  James  his  Time),  lihub  Utttr 
(comer  of  last  leaf  mended),  morocco  gilt,  antique  style,  gilt 
edges  by  F.  Bedford,  Edinburgh,  R.  Young,  1637  (Psalter, 

1636)  (2501)  Butt,  £7  I2S.  6U. 

[First  edition  of  Archbishop  Laud's  Scottish  Prayer-Book, 

It  IS  without  the  word  "certaine"  at  the  end  of  the  Psalter. 
— Catalogue-I 


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933  Prayer.    The  Book  of  Common  Prayer  .  .  .  of  the  Church  of 

England  ;  with  the  Psalter  after  the  Translation  of  the  Great 
Bible,  blatk  Utttx  (title  in  large  loman,  red  and  black),  R. 
Barker,  1660— The  Form  and  Manner  of  making  and  con- 
secrating Bishops,  etc,  16.,  1639— Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes 
in  English  Meeier  by  Stemhold  and  Hopkins,  with  apt 
notes,  bUitk  Uttn,  S.  G.  for  Stat.  Co.,  1661,  in  I  vol.,  half 
morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.  (2502)  Slater,  £1 

934  Prayer.     The  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  etc.,  the  "  Sealed 

Book  "  of  Charles  1 1.,  black  Utter,  engraved  title  by  L<^gan 
inlaid,  ornamental  initials  (top  margin  of  A  I  mended), 
morocco  gilt,  antique  style,  gilt  edges,  Printed  6y  it's 
Maiia  Printers,  1662  (2505)  Bull,  £\  13s. 

935  Prayer.     Liber  Precum    Publicarum,  aliorumque    rittium    et 

Caeremoniammin  Ecclesia  Anglicana,  ruled  in  red,  kaletidar 
in  red  and  black,  woodcut  title  and  initials  (title  and  comer 
of  next  leaf  mended,  otherwise  an  excellent  copy),  morocco, 
gilt  edges.  Land.  ap.  Reg.    Wolfium^  1560,  4to.  (2429) 

Quaritck,  £1  i7s.  6d. 

[The  first  edition  of  Walter  Haddon's  Latin  version  of 

Queen  Elizabeth's  First  Prayer-Book,  with  the  Queen's  Im- 

E'matUT,  "  dat.  ap  Palacium  nostrum  dc  West.  V.  die  Aprilis 
no  Regni  nostri  secundo."  Rev.  W.  J.  Blew's  copy  sold 
fat  £\'&.—Catalogus:\ 
g36  Prayer.  The  Common  Prayer  and  Sacraments  and  other 
Rites  of  the  Church  of  England,  with  Calendar,  etc.,  with 
the  Psalter  after  the  Great  Bible,  tiUth  letter,  long  lines,  two 
titles,  each  within  woodcut  borders,  first  title  soiled  and 
several  words  erased,  otherwise  a  fine  copy  of  a.  rare  edition, 
C  Barker,  n.  d.— The  Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes,  collected 
into  metre  by  Stemhold  and  others,  with  apt  notes,  blxtli 
letttr,  long  lines,  fine  copy,  John  Daye,  1583  {1584  at  end), 
in  I  vol.,  black  morocco,  gilt  edges,  4to.  (.2430)  Quaritck,  £b 

937  Prayer.    The  Primer,  set  foorth,  by  the  Kynges  Maieslie  and 

his  Clergie  to  be  taught  lerned  and  read  ;  and  none  other  to 
be  used  throughout  all  bis  dominions  (with  Calendar  and 
Almanack  for  32  years),  bliuli  lettn  (red  and  black),  title 
and  3  other  leaves  mended  and  slightly  defective,  colophon 
in  facsimile,  otherwise  a  most  excellent  copy,  old  red 
morocco,  with  gilt  ornamental  borders,  rebacked  (W.  Her- 
but's  copy,  R.  Grafton,  Printer  to  the  Princes  Grace,  xxix. 
May,  134s,  4to.  (2437)  Quaritck,  ^30  10s. 

[The  first  edition  of  this   Primer  in  English,  differing 
greatly  from  those  of  1555  and  i^y^.— Catalogue^ 

938  Prayer.     Pickering's  Reprints  of  Edward  VLth's  Two  Bookes 

of  Common  Prayer,  Queen  Elizabeth's  First  Book,  King 
James's  First  Book,  the  Scotch  Book  of  Charles  I.,  the 
Sealed  Book  of  Charles  II.,  and  Queen  Victoria's  Book, 
1844,  all  printed  in  blach  Ittttr,  by  Whittingham  of  Chiswick, 
7  vol.,  vellum  gilt  (the  "Victorian  "  half  vclium),  W.  Picker- 
ing, 1844-45,  folio  (2245)  Hopkins,  £\\  5s. 

939  Prayer.    The  Booke  of  the  Common  Prayer  and  Administra- 

cion  of  the  Sacramentes  after  the  Use  of  the  Churche  of 


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Eagland,  blach  Iritn  (title  and  leaf  at  end  as  to  the  price  of 
the  book  in  fecsimile,  margins  of  several  leaves  at  bcKinninf; 
and  end  mended,  otherwise  a  fair  copy,  but  sold  with  all 
faults),  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  Edw.  Whitchurche,  Jutte  XVI., 
1 549.  folio  (3246)  Bull,  £2^ 

rrhe  June  issue  of  King  Edward  Vl.th's  first  Prayer-Book. 
— Calalague.'] 

940  Prayer.     Booke  of  Common  Prayer,  and  other  Rites  and  Cere- 

monies of  the  Church  of  England ;  with  the  Psalter  after 
the  translation  of  the  Great  Bible,  pointed,  black  litter  (title 
and  next  3  leaves  in  facsimile,  half  of  0  5  in  facsimile, 
corners  and  mat^ins  of  several  leaves  mended  and  one 
slightly  defective,  with  all  faults),  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
R.  Barker.  [604,  folio  (1247)  QuarilcM,  £\ 

[The  second  Prayer-Book  of  King  James  I.  as  settled  at 
the  Hampton  Court  Conference. — Caialogut.'\ 

941  Prayer.   The  Book  of  Common  Order.    The  Psalmes  of  David 

in  Prose  and  Mecter,  with  their  Whole  Tunes  in  fbure  or 
more  parts  ;  Whereunto  is  added  many  Godly  Prayers  and 
an  exact  Calendar  (some  leaves  soiled  and  mended,  margins 
frayed,  sold  with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Edin- 
burgh, Heirs  of  A.  Hart,  1635,  8vo.  (3352)  Hopkins,  £-i 

942  Presbyterian  Review  (The)  and  Religious  Journal,  31  vol.,  half 

calf,  Edinburgh,  1832-4S,  8vo.  (2253)  Reya,  £2 

943  Prescott  (W.  H.)    Works,  Conquest  of  Mexico  and  Peru,  Fer- 

dinand and  Isabella,  Charles  V.  and  Philip  II.,  library 
edition,  11  voL,  portraits,  calf  gill,  m.  e,,  Bentley,  184S-59, 
8vo.  (2255)  Hopkins,  £s  5s, 

944  Primer,    This  is  the  Prymer  in  Englysh  set  out  a  longe,  with 

dyvers  additions,  black  Ictttr  (Calendar  in  red  and  black), 
woodcut  title  and  2  leaves  slightly  defective,  Imprinted  at 
L^ondon  by  Rycharde  Kele,  divellynge  at  the  longe  shop  in  the 
Poultry,  n.  d.  [i54z]~The  Gospelles  and  Pystles  of  all  ye 
Sondayes  &  Sayntes  dayes  that  are  rede  in  the  churche  all 
the  whole  yere,  black  Utter  (last  leaf  defective,  some  leaves 
slightly  wormed),  Richard  Grafton,  1540,  in  i  vol.,  contem- 
porary limp  vellum,  the  volume  with  ait  faults,  8va.  (2258) 
Quaritch,  £10  los. 

945  Primer.    Thys  Prymer  in  Englyshe  and  in  Laten  is  newly 

translatyd  after  the  Laten  texte,  black  letter,  in  red  and  black, 

fine  woodcuts,  device  of  Jehan  le  Marchant  on  title,  calf,  a 

rare  edition,  Imprynttd  at  Rowen  (Rouen),  1 538,  8vo.  (2259) 

Leighton,  £16 

946  Primer  (The)  in  English  and  Latin  after  the  Salisbury  Use, 

with  an  Exposycyon  upon  the  LI.  Psalme  by  Hierom  of 
Ferrara,  blatk  letter,  red  and  black,  woodcuts  (imperfect, 
commencing  with  "  The  Symbole  of  Athanasius  "  (a  leaves), 
followed  by  signatures  A-P  in  8's,  the  Exposition  of  Savona- 
rola {which  is  perfect)  commences  the  voL,  and  has  "  im- 
prynted  by  me  Nicolas  le  Roux  "  at  the  end,  sold  with  M 
faults),  half  bound  IRouen,  N.  Le  Roux,  1538],  8vo.  (2260) 
Buii,  £2  as. 


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947  Pnmer.    Th«   Prymcr  both   in   Engrlyahe  and    Latin  anna 

MDXL,,  prynted  in  the  house  late  the  Graye  Freers  by 
Rychard  Grafton  and  Edward  Whytchurche,  cum  privilegio 
ad  imprimendum  solum,  with  the  Pystels  and  Gospels  of 
Sondayes  and  holydayes  in  Englysshe,  newly  corrected  and 
amended,  black  Icttn,  red  and  black,  some  headlines  in  the 
Epistles  slightly  shaved,  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Grafton 
and  Wbitechurch,  1540, 8va.  (2361)  Quaritch.  £2,6  los. 

[A  very  rare  edition.  It  had  the  following  note  on  title: 
"This  Book  being  pirated  by  oiher  Booksellers,  was  the 
occasion  of  the  First  Patent  being  granted  by  K.  Hcnr.  8, 
dated  Jan.  2S,  1 543,  Wm.Baynton,  Grays  Ian."— Catalogue.] 

948  Primer.    The  Primer  in  En|;Iishe  and  Latin  set  forth  by  the 

Kynges  Majeste  and  his  Clergie  to  be  taught,  learned  and 
read,  and  none  other  to  be  used  throughout  all  his  dominions, 
blacb  Uttn,  red  and  black,  woodcut  initials,  russia,  gilt  edges, 
in  morocco  case,  Impryn/ed  by  E.  Wkitchurc/te,  IX.  Jan., 
m\d,xlviii.  (154B),  8vo,  (2262)  Quaritch,  £\q  is.  6d. 

[A  perfect  copy  of  an  edition  of  Henry  VIII. 's  Primer, 
probably  the  last  one  issued.  It  is  not  mentioned  by 
Lowndei.  The  recto  of  last  leaf  reads  "geven  at  Grene- 
wiche  XXVIII.  day  of  May,  in  the  XXXVII.  yere  of  our 
reigne." — Catalogue.  ] 

949  Fnidentius  (Aurelius).    Opus  renim  diumarum  in  usum  pie 

Juventutis  editus  (Hymni),  Lipi.,  N.  Faber.  1533— Melodxae 
Prudentianae  et  in  Virgilium  Magna  ex  parte  nuper  natae  et 
par.  Nic  Fabrum  typographum  expressae (with  musical  notes 
for  four  voices),  r'i.,  in  i  vol.  vellum,  8vo.  (2266)       Eliis,  £,% 

950  Psalter.     Icy  C6mence  le  Psaultier  de  David  contenSt  centet 

cinquinte  Pseaulmes  aveca.  leurs  litres  leallement  translate 
de  latin  en  fianchois  (sic),  lettres  bitardes,  title  and  capitals 
in  red,  vellum,  Impressum  Parrhiis  (sic)  Anno  dm.  1513, 
mists  Julii  per  Tkomam  Kees  Wtsaliensem  el  mora  trakeMl 
post  Carmelitas  I  tiomo  rubea.  Et  Venidantur  in  civitate 
ToTHocefi,  8va  (2266)  Ellis,  ^26  5s. 

[Exceedingly  rare.  Brunei  could  only  cite  it  from  Panzer 
after  Gesner,  and  calls  it  "  Mvre  rare  que  nous  n'avons jamais 
vu." — Catalog  «^.] 

951  Psalter.     Les  Choses  Contenues  en  ce  Present  Livre.     Une 

Epistre  comment  ou  doibt  prier  Dieu.  Le  Psautier  de  David, 
Argument  brief  sur  chaque  Pseaulme,  etc.,  tettres  bStardes, 
red  and  black,  original  limp  vellum,  gilt  and  gauffered  edges, 
in  new  morocco  case,  a  nne,  targe  and  clean  copy,  Paris, 
Simon  de  Colines,  1515,  8vo.  (22^)  Quaritch,  £\%  5s. 

[A  rare  edition  of  this  French  version  ofihe  Psalmes,  not 
mentioned  by  Brunet,  who  notes  an  edition  of  1523  by  the 
same  printer.— Ca/a/(>fiif.] 
953  Psalter.  Lea  Pseaumes  mis  en  rime  Fran^oise  par  CI.  Marot 
et  Theodore  de  Beze  (avec  les  airs  not^s),  suivies  des  Prices 
Eccl^siastiques,  printed  throughout  within  fine  omamenial 
woodcut  borders  of  arabesques,  ^otesques  and  mythological 
subjects,  old  French  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  Ex- 


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96 

Ijbris  of  Sir  M.  M.  Sjrkes,  Lyon,  par  Jan  de  Toumts  pour 
Ant.  Viitcent,  1563,  8vo.  (1271)  B.  F.  Stevens,  ^50 

[Thii  was  David  Laing's  copy,  which  sold  in  his  sale  in 
1879  for  ;£45.  It  was  said  that  the  only  other  copy  known 
is  that  of  M.  Revillod  of  Geneva.  The  renuirkable  borders, 
Brunei  says,  had  already  been  employed  by  J.  dc  Toumes 
for  the  Metamorphoses  of  Ovid  in  \%%T.—Catalof^^ 

953  Psalter.     Les  CL.  Pseaumes  de  David,  mis  en  rime  Fran^oise 

par  Ctemeot  Marot  et  Theodore  de  Besze  (avec  le  Kalen- 
drier),  les  airs  notfs,  contemporary  limp  vellum,  with  blind 
stamped  oraaments,  gilt  gauffered  edges,  in  new  mor.case, 
S.  I.  far  Abel  Clemence,  1564,  64mo,  (2272)  EiUi,  j£s  ^s.  6d. 
[A  scarce  little  edition  not  mentioned  in  BruneC.  On  the 
tl^-leaf  is  a  contemporary  inscription  showing  it  to  have  been 
given  to  Wolfgang  Christopher  Scheber  by  Fr.  Cainerariusin 
ilbb.—Calalogue.^ 

954  Psalter.     Les  Pseaumes  de  David,  mis  en  rime  Frangoise  par 

Cletnent  Marot  et  Theodore  dc  Bezae.avecle  prose  en  mai^ge, 
woodcut  tide,  old  Lyonnese  calf,  with  elaborate  stamped  gilt 
ornaments  and  initials  T.  B.  in  centres,  gilt  edges  (from 
Hcber's  library),  Geneve,  A.  Rivery,  1576,  Bvo.  {2273) 

HasUtl,  £11 
[This  was  originally  Theodore  Beia's  own  copy,  and  has 
an  inscription  at  end  m  his  handwriting :  "  Theodorus  Beta 
Genuae  scri)>si  VI.  Martii  anno  ultima  Die  et  Servatoris 
nostri  Domini  Patientiae,  1597."  The  initials  on  the  binding 
are  his.     He  died  in  1605. — Catalogue.'] 

955  Psalterium  Hebrsum,  Gnccum,  Arabicum  et  Chaldvum,  cum 

tribus  latinis  interpretationibus  et  glossis,  edidit  Aug.  Jus- 
tioianus,  old  MS.  notes  in  margins,  ancient  MS.  on  parch- 
ment as  fly-leaf,  vellum,  Geneva,  P.  Porrus,  15 16,  folio  (2511) 

956  Psalterium  Davidis  Latine,  printed  in  large  gathic  Uttir,  lone 

lines  (19  to  a  full  page),  without  marks  (163  leaves),  rubricated 
capitals,  large  ornamental  initials  finely  painted  and  illu- 
mmated,  margins  of  3  pages  decorated,  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
Impressum  per  Frtdericum  Creiviner  de  Nuremberga,  s.  a., 
4to.  (2445)  £11",  iH  iSs. 

957  Psalterium   Hebiaice,   cum   commentario   D.   Kimchi,   editto 

princeps,  the  first  and  another  leaf  mended,  some  leaves 
shorter  than  others,  S.  I.  per  Magistrum  Joseph  et  Filium 
ejus  Chaiim  Sfordachai  et  Ezechiam  Montro,  1477,  4to. 
f2443)  Ellis.  £8 

[First  edition  of  any  portion  of  the  Bible  printed  in  Hebrew 
characters. — Catalogue.] 

95S  Psalterium.  Psaltenon  [Graecum  cura  Justini  Decadyi], 
printed  in  red  and  black,  ornamental  initials  and  divisions, 
z  pages  within  ornamental  borders,  (lirst  and  last  leaves 
slightly  stained),  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges,  yenet.,  Aldus 
Manutius  (circa  1495),  4to.  (2444)  Sllis,  £4  i  ;s.  6d. 

959  Psalmes.  The  Whole  Book  of  Psalmes  in  Prose  and  Meeter, 
with  an  exact  Kalender  and  morning  and  evening  prayer, 
and  many  other  godly  prayers,  etc  (with  musical  notes),  title 


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97 

within  woodcut  border,  old  Scotch  morocco,  with  gilt  orna- 
ments (worn),  Edinburgh,  Jas.  Bryson,  1640,  34mo.  (2278) 
Ellis,  £i  iss. 

960  Psalmes.    The  Bookeof  Psalmes  in  Metre,  close  and  proper  to 

the  Hebrew,  smooth  and  pleasant  for  the  Metre,  plaio  and 
easie  for  the  Tunes,  with  musical  notes,  etc.  (by  Wm.  Barton), 
(worm-hole  throughout),  M.  Simmons Jbr  the  Slat.  Co.,  1644 
— The  Choice  and  Flower  of  the  Old  Psalms,  collected  by 
John  Hopkins  and  others,  now  revised  and  amended  by  Wm. 
Barton,  G.  Miller,  1645,  in  i  vol,  old  calf,  a  leaf  "  upon  Mr. 
William  Barton's  elaborate  Translation  **  pasted  in  end 
cover,  8vo.  (2279)  Ellis,  £1  los. 

961  Psalms  of  David  in  Meeter  (The),  allowed  by  the  Authority  of 

the  general!  assembly  of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland,  first  edition  of 
the  present  Scotch  use  (margin  of  title  and  Aii  mended,  last 
leaf  of  table  wanted,  with  all  faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
autograplv  of  D,  Laing,  Edinburgh,  E.  Tyler,  1650,  8vo. 
(3z8o)  Uighlon,  ^i   i8s. 

962  Quaritch  (B.)     General  Catalogue  of  Books,  1874,  with  the 

Supplement  to  1877,  2  vol.,  half  morocco,  1874-77,  thick  8vo. 
(2z88)  Brit-will,  £1  los. 

963  Ranke  (Leopold von).  Historyof  England  in  the  17th  Century, 

6  vol.,  Oiford,  1875,  8vo.  (2301)  Harding,  £2  2s. 

964  Ravenscroft  (Tho.)    The  Whole  Booke  of  Psalmes,  with  the 

Hymnes  Evangelicall  and  Songs  Spirituall,  composed  into 
4  parts  by  Sundry  Authors,  with  such  several!  Tunes  as  have 
beene  sung  in  England,  Scotland,  etc.,  never  before  in  one 
volume  published,  the  first  edition,  autograph  and  note  of 
T.  Park,  calf.  Slat  Co.,  1621,  8vo.  (2303)  Ellisy  £4  158. 

96s  Rawlinson  (Sir  Geo.)  The  Five  (and  the  Sixth  and  Seventh) 
Great  Monarchies  of  the  Eastern  World,  maps  and  illustra- 
tions, 5  vol.,  calf  extra,  m.e.,  1873-76,  8vo.  (2304)  Quaritch,  £b 

966  Rebellion,  1745.  A  Full  Collection  of  all  the  Proclamations 
and  Orders  of  Charles  Prince  of  Wales  since  his  arrival  in 
Edinburgh,  Sept.  17,  1745— A  Full  Collection  of  all  Poems 
upon  Charles  Prince  of  Wales — The  Congress  of  the  Beasts, 
1748 — Advantages  to  England  by  the  Hanover  Succession. 
1745 — Account  of  the  Battle  of  Gladsmuir  between  Prince 
Charles  and  General  Cope,  1745— Account  of  the  Battle  of 
Falkirk,  and  2  Broadside  Ballads,  etc.,  a  scarce  collection, 
in  1  voL,  half  calf,  8vo.  (2305)  Dunihome,  ^3  5s. 

g67  Reynard  the  Fok  (the  most  delectable  Historv  of),  newly  cor- 
rected and  purged,  augmented  and  enlarged,  with  a  Second 
Part,  and  the  Shifts  of  Rcynardine,  black  Irtltr,  woodcuts, 
bottom  margin  of  Part  1.  slightly  mended,  the  3  parts  in  i 
voL,  calf  gilt,  r.  e,  all  clean  copies,  rarely  found  complete, 
E.  Brewster,  1701-1681-1684,  4to.  (2469}  Quaritch,£%  iis.  6d. 

968  Richardson   (M.  A.)      The  Borderer's  Table    Book,  many 

hundred  woodcuts,  8  vol.  in  4,  Newcastle,  1846,  royal  8vo. 
(2317)  •  Harding,  £i 

969  Ridley  and  Latimer.     Certem  godly,  learned  and  comfortable 

conferences,  betwene  the  two  Reverende  Fathers  and  holy 
Martyrs,  D.  Nic.  Rydley  and  M.  Hughe  Latimer,  during  the 


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98 

tycne  of  their  emprisontnentes,  i ;  $6 — A  Brief  declaration  of 
the  Lordes  Supper,  written  by  Nicholas  Ridley,  a  lite)  beiore 
he  suffred  deathe  for  the  true  testimonie  of  Christ,  anno 
1555— The  Copy  of  Certain  Lettres  sent  to  the  Quene  and 
also  to  doctour  Martin  and  doctour  Storyc,  by  Tliomas 
Cranmer,  Archbishop  of  Canto rburye,  from  prison  in 
Oxeforde,  head  inserted,  1556,  all  three  works  printed  in 
the  same  types,  in  fainck  Itttcr,  probably  abroad,  in  1  vol., 
half  vellum,  8vo.  (2320)  Buil,  £1  iis. 

970  Ro^rs  (Sam.)     Italy,  a  Poem;  and  Poems,  numerous  6ne 

vignettes  by  J.  M.  W.  Turner  and  T,  Stotbard  (some  slightly 
foxed),  first  editions,  2  vol.,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Cadell, 
1S30-34,  8vo.  (2334)  Edwards,  £2  19s. 

971  Rome.      Here  begynneih  a  booke,  called  the  faulc  of  the 

Romyshe  Church,  wyth  al!  the  abho  mi  nations,  etc.,  black 
lttter{23leaves),  calf,  Ao^/«ftfwa'a/*  (1545?),  8vo.  (2337) 

kt  the  end  of  this  volume  were  iz  leaves  of  contemporary 
i.  dated  155^,  beginning,  "Whether  Christian  Faith  maie 
be  kept  secret  in  the  Heri  without  Open  Confession  thereof 
to  the  World,  finis  qd.  John  Hoper"  (Bp.  John  Hooper, 
published  at  Rouen  in  1553);  followed  by  the  "  tienealogic 
of  Antichrist"  and  a  Dialogue  between  Stephen  Gardiner 
and  Judge  Hales. — Catalogue.'^ 

972  Roxburghe  Club.     Proceedings  in  the  Court  Martial  held  upon 

John,  Master  of  Sinclair,  for  the  Murder  of  Ensign  Shaw, 
etc.,  1708,  half  morocco,  Edinburgh,  1828,  4to.  (2488) 

Ellis.  £i  6s. 

973  Roxburghe  Club.     The  Decline  of  the  Last  Stuarts.    Extracts 

from  the  Despatches  of  British  Envoys  to  the  Secretary  of 
State,  half  morocco,  London,  W.  Nicol,  1843,  410.  (2489) 

Ellis,  £■>. 

974  Roxburghe  Club.     Literary  Remains  of  King   Edward  VI., 

edited  from  his  Autc^raph  MSS.  with  notes  by  J.  G.  Nichols, 
2  vol^  half  bound,  uncut,  J.  B.  Nichols,  1857,  4to.  (2490) 

Ellis,  £1  i6s. 

975  Roxburghe  Club.     Basilikon  Doron  \  or  his   Majesties   In- 

structions to  his  dearest  sonne  Henry  the  Prince,  Written 
by  James  I.,  Reprint  of  the  Edition  of  1 599,  for  presentation 
to  the  Roxburghe  Club,  new  russia  gilt,  with  Scottish  arms, 
t.  e^.,  18B7,  4to.  (2493)  D.  Reeves,  £2  6s. 

[Tfie  first  edition  of  the  Basilikon  Doron  published  in 
England  appeared  at  London,  1603,  8vo.  The  first  edition 
of  all  was  privately  printed  at  Edinburgh  in  1599,  and  is 
now  exceedmgly  rare. — Ed.] 

976  Ruding  (Rev.    Rogers).     Annals  of  the  Coinage  of  Great 

Britain,  third  (and  best)  edition,  corrected,  enlarged  and 
continued,  numerous  plates,  3  vol.,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  J.  Heame, 
1840,  4to,  (2493)  .  Harding,  £s  $%. 

977  Ruskin  (John).     Notes  on   his  Collection   of  Drawings  by 

J.  M.  W.  Turner,  35  plates  and  maps,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g., 
uncut.  Elite  Art  Society,  1878,  4t*>.  (2497)  A'.  Ward,  £1  14s. 


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99 

97S  Ruskin  (John).  Modem  Painters,  first  edition  (vol.  i.,  ;th, 
vol.  ii.,  3rd),  numerous  illustrations  by  the  author  and  J.  M. 
W.  Turner,  ;  voL,  half  morocco  gilt,  gilt  ed^ea,  Smith,  Elder 
and  Co.,  i8s[-6o,  imperial  8va  (2344)     fV.  Brown,  ^10  15s. 

979  Ruskin  (John).     Seven   Lamps  of  Architecture,  first  edition, 

with  illustrations  by  the  Author,  original  cloth,  Smith,  Elder 
and  Co.,  1849, 8vo.  (234$)  Hopkins,  £1 

980  Ruskin  (John).     Stones  of  Venice,  new  edition,  numerous 

illustrations  by  the  Author,  ^  vol.,  autograph  signature  below 
the  Preface  in  vol.  i.,  1873,  imp.  8vo.  (1347)  Hopkins,  £^  3s. 

981  Rutherford  (Dr.  Sam.  of  St.  Andrews).     Plea  for  Pauls  Pres- 

byterie  in  Scotland,  1642— Lex,  Rex:  the  Law  and  the 
Prince,  1644— Due  Right  of  Presbyteries  (with  the  Way  of 
the  Church  of  Christ  in  New  England,  etc.),  1644— Christ 
Dying  and  Drawing  Sinners  to  Himself,  1647— Divine  Right 
of  Church  Government  and  Excommunication,  i646-'and 
Influences  of  the  Life  of  Grace,  i6s9,  4to.  (2498) 

E.  G.  Allen,  £1  los. 

982  Rutherford  (Dr.  Sam.)     Survey  of  the   Summc  of  Church- 

Discipline  penned  by  Thos.  Hooker  of  New  England,  etc., 
1658— Free  Disputation  against  Pretended  Liberty  of  Con- 
science, morocco  gilt,  ]649|— Tryal  and  Triumph  of  Faith, 
1645 — Survey  of  the  Spiritual  Antichrist,  1648— and  the 
Covenant  of  Life  Opened,  Edinburgh,  1655,  4to.  (2499) 

H.  Sitvms,  £2 

983  Sacrament.    The  Forme  and  Maner  of  examination  before 

the  admission  to  ye  tabill  of  ye  Lord,  usit  be  ye  Ministerie 
ttf  Edinburgh,  and  gevin  to  ye  Ministeris  of  everie  famitie, 
etc.,  black  Tcttn  (A-C  in  8's  including  title),  some  comers 
frayed,  half  bound,  in  new  morocco  case,  Imprintit  at  Edin- 
burgh by  Henrie  Charteris,  1581,  8vo.  (2354)  Quaritch,  £ib 
J  Excessively  rare,  if  not  unique.  D.  Laing's  copy,  which 
d  for  £jO. — Catalogue^ 

984  Savile  (John).     King  James,  his  Entertainment  at  Theobalds, 

with  his  Welcome  to  London,  together  with  a  Saltatorie 
Poeme  (wanted  last  leaf,  had  blank  leaf  A),  T.  Snodham/or 
T.  Eite,  1603,  4to.  (2684)  QuariUh,£2 

98;  Schrenk  (Jacob).  Impcralorum,  Regnm,  Arciducum,  Princi- 
pum,  Comitum,  Baronum  alionimque  ctariasimortmi  Virorum, 
etc..  Imagines  Verissinue,  German  text  and  title,  lit.  goth., 
within  ornamental  holders,  and  125  fuil-length  portraits 
witbin  fine  ornamental  borders  (2  leaves  of  Latin  title  and 
index  privately  printed  by  Sir  Wm.  Stirling- Maxwell  in- 
serted), half  calf,  Innsprug  durch  D.  Baur,  s.  a.,  folio  (2521) 
M^g^,  £2  6s. 

986  Scory  Oohn,  Bp.  of  Chichester).  An  Epistle  unto  aU  the 
fayXhnxU  that  ne  in  pryson  in  Englande,  etc.,  blatk  Utter 
(title  backed).  No  place  or  printer's  name,  anno  isSS— 
Olde  (John)  The  Acquital  or  Purgation  of  the  moost 
Catholyke  Christian  Prince Edwarde  VI.  and  of  theChurche 
of  Englande  refourmed  and  governed  under  hym,  agaynst 
al  sncne  as  infame  hym  or  the  sayd  church  of  heresie  or 


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sedicion,  bUuk  Itttcr,  Emprinted  at  Waterford  the  7  daye  of 
Novembre,  1555,  in  I  voL,  old  calf,  8vo.  (2367)  Bull,  £4  los. 
[Both  these  works  are  printed  in  the  same  fonn  and 
type,  and  evidently  were  produced  by  the  same  press,  but 
Cotton  regards  the  place  of  printing  as  fictitious. — Cata- 

987  Scottish  Ecclesiastical  Records.  Transcripts  of  Ancient  MSS. 
by  G.  R.  Kinloch,  very  neatly  written,  10  vol.,  russia,  a 
valuable  series,  1833,  etc.,  4to.  (2690)  Bull,  £s  15s. 

9S8  Scotland.  D.  Bancroft's  Rashness  in  Rayling  against  the 
Church  of  Scotland,  noted  in  answere  to  a  letter  of  a  worthy 
person  of  England,  etc.,  by  I.  D.(avid3on),  a  brother  of  the 
sayd  Church  of  Scotland,  morocco  gilt,  gill  edges,  Edinburgh, 
R,  Waidegrave,  1590,  8vo.  (2376)  fif-  Brown,  £tb 

989  Scotland.     Confessio  Fidei,  ah  Ecclesia  Scoticana  approbata, 

una  cum  catecbismo  duplici  (comers  cut),  half  morocrtt, 
Edinb.,  A.  Anderson,  1694 — Psaltna  Dhaibhidh  le  M.  K. 
Kirk  (Psalms  in  Gaelic  by  the  Rev.  A.  Kirk),  old  morocco, 
Duti'Edin.,  1684 — Government  and  Order  of  the  Church  of 
Scotland  (by  Rev.  A.  Henderson),  half  calf,  Edinb.,  Sttit.  Co., 
1690,  8vo.  (2381)  McClean,  £^  15s, 

990  Scotland.     The  Confessione  of  the  Fayth  and  Doclrin  bcleved 

and  professed  by  the  Protestantes  of  the  Realme  of  Scot- 
land, exhibited  in  the  estates  of  the  sam  in  Parliament,  etc, 
blacd  Utter,  autograph  of  Wm.  Herbert  on  tide  and  <k 
D.  Laing  on  fly-leaf,  £x-Libris  of  Geo.  Chalmers  in  cover, 
old  calf.  Imprinted  at  Edinburgh  by  Robert  Lekprevik,  1 561, 
8vo.  (232B)  Richardion,  £$0 

[This  was  David  Laing'a  copy,  which  realised  ^62  los.  at 
his  sale  in  1879.  The  last  leaf  contains  the  following 
imprint:  "From  Edinburghe,  17  Augusti,  1560.  Tliese 
Actes  and  Articules  ar  red  in  the  face  of  Parliament,  and 
ratified  by  the  thre  estatis." — Catafegue.] 

991  Scotland.    Acts  of  Parliament  of  Scotland  from  II24.1707. 

printed  by  authority  of  the  Lords  Commissioners  of  the 
Treasury,  with  General  Index,  13  voL,  half  russia,  Edinburgh, 
1844-75,  fo'io  (2522)  Hopkins,  £i,  15s. 

992  Scotland.    The  Actis  and  Constitutionnis  of  the  Realme  ot 

Scotland,  maid  in  Parliamentis  balden  be  Kyngis  ^ames 
the  first,  secund,  thrid,  feird,  fyft,  and  in  tyme  of  Mane  now 
Quene,  viseit,  correctit  and  extractit  furth  of  the  Registers, 
A.D.  1566,  blach  Irttn,  large  Scottish  arms  on  title  (margins 
cut  into),  first  edition  of  the  "  Black  Acts,"  good  copy,  Edin- 
burgh, Rob.  Lepreuik,  1566— The  Actis  of  Parliament  of 
James  the  Sext  King  of  Scottis  haldin  at  Edinburgh,  blxdi 
tlttr,  ib.,  1568 — In  the  Parliament  of  James  the  Sext,  bc- 
gunne  at  Striviling  Aug.  18,  1571  (inlaid  and  mended),  ib,, 
1573 — In  the  Parliament  at  Striviling  July  25,  1578  (inlaid), 
ib.,]a.  Ros,  1579 — In  the  Parliament  at  Edinb.  xxiiii.  Oct. 
1581  (inlaid,  last  leaf  in  facsimile),  ib.,  H.  Charteris,  i;82,  in 
I  vol.,  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  (sold  with  all  ^uUs), 
folio  (2523)  Dunlhome,  £4  83. 


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993  Scotland.    Acts  of  ihe  General  Assembly  of  the  Kirk  of 

Scotland,  1638-49  ;  and  from  1690  to  1896  ;  with  a  Register 
of  the  Proceedings  in  1693,  together  30  vol.,  panelled  calf, 

and  4  Nos.,  Edinburgh,  1638-96,  folio  (3539) //:^*r«j,  ^5  5s. 

994  Scotland.     Certainc  Matters  Compiosed  together  (Genealogie 

of  all  the  Kings  of  Scotland,  the  Whole  Nobilitie,  most  rare 
and  Wounderfull  Things  in  Scotland,  etc.),  the  rare  original 
edition,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  R,  de  Covcrley,  John 
Pinkcrton's  copy,  with  his  Ex-Libris,  Edinburgh,  Rob. 
Waldegrave  {i594),4to.C27o7)  Richardson,  £1^  i;s. 

995  Scotland.     Certeinc     Matters    concerning    the    Realme    of 

Scotland,  composed  together  (Genealogy  of  the  Kings,  the 
Whole  Nobilitie,  the  description  of  Whole  Scotknd,  etc.),  as 
they  were  Anno  Domini  1597,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
rare,  A.  HalJUld  for  John  Flasket,  1603,  4to.(27o8) 

W.  Brown,  £2  i8s. 

996  Scotland.    Justiciary  Papers.     Information  for  his  Majesties 

Advocate  against  Capt.  John  Porteous,  1 736— Information 
for  Capt.  John  Porteous  against  his  Majiesties  Advocate,  ib. 
— Memorial  or  State  of  the  Case  for  Capt.  John  Porteous 
now  lying  under  sentence  of  death,  1736— Criminal  Letters 
against  Archibald  Stuart,  Provost  of  Edinburgh,  1747— 
Information  against  Jas.  MacGregor,  alias  Drummond  (Rob 
Roy),  etc.,  1752,  and  others  against  Provost  Montgomery 
Wightman  of  Maulsie,  eta,  in  i  vol.,  half  calf,  a  scarce  col- 
lection, 4to.  (2718)  W.  Brown,  £1  lis. 

997  Scotland.     Col.  Morgan's  Letter  concerning  his  taking  the 

Strong  Garrison  of  Kildrummie  from  the  Highlanders  in 
Scotland,  1654— The  Bloudy  Field,  or  the  Great  Engage- 
ment of  the  English  and  Scottish  Forces  beyond  Sterling, 
ib. — A  True  Relation  of  the  Rowting  of  Middleton's  Army 
in  Scotland,  ib.—.\  Great  Fight  in  Scotland  between  the 
English  Forces  under  General  Monk  and  the  Scots  under 
Middleton,  id. — The  Faithful  Scout,  i6s4^Letter  from  Gen. 
Monck  from  Dalkeith,  13  Oct.,  1659— Declaration  of  the 
General  Councill  of  the  Officera  of  the  Army,  1659 — 
Answer  of  the  Officers  at  Whitehall  to  the  Letter  from  the 
Scots'  Army,  ib.,  etc.,  in  3  vol.,  410.  (3730)     Dunthome,  £i 

998  Scotland.      Proceedings  of   the    Society  of  Antiquaries    of 

Scotland,  from  the  commencement  in  1851  to  1895  (wanted 
voL  xxiv.),  numerous  plates,  38  vol.,  12  half  morocco,  16 
doth,  iS$5-96,  4to.  (3724)  Solheran,  £j 

999  Scotland.    The  Honourable  Chiflains  of  the  Highland  Clans 

Vindicated  from  the  False  Aspersions,  etc.,  of  Ridpath  the 
Libeller  (title  mended),  Edinburgh,  1713  — The  Spirit  of 
Calumny  and  Slander  examin'd,  etc.,  more  particularly 
addressed  to  Mr.  Geo.  Ridpath,  1693 — Gallienus  Ridivivus, 
being  a  true  account  of  the  De-Witting  of  Glencoe,  GalTney, 
etc.,  Edinburgh,  1695 — Vindication  of  Robert  IIL  from  the 
Imputation  of  Bastardy,  ib.,  1695,  4:0.  (3732) 

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looo  Scotiand.  Excerpta  Scotica  (a  Collection  of  39  short  pifeccs 
illustrative  of  Scottish  Affairs  from  1488  to  1795,  edited  by 
Jas.  Maidment),  frontispiece,  autograph  and  Ex-Libris  of 
G.  R.  Kinloch,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Edinburgh,  1825,  gvo. 
(2387)  Dunthome,  £j  5s. 

[All  these  pieces  were  privately  printed  in  very  limited 
numbers,  so  that  only  six  complete  sets  could  be  made  up. 
No.  22  is  in  MS.,  but  this  copy  contained  four  extra  pieces 
in  MS.  and  two  in  print  beyond  the  proper  list.  Laing's 
copy  sold  in  1879  for  £21. — Caialogue.'\ 

looi  Scotland  (Historians  of),  edited  by  Skene  and  D.  Laing,  vol.  i. 
to  X,,  uncut,  Edinburgh,  1871-S3,  8vo.  (2389)    Doig,  £^  ^s. 

1002  Scotland.     Information,  or  a  Protestation,   and   a  Treatise 

from  Scotland,  etc.,  all  suggesting  the  Usurpation  of  Papal 
Bishops,  Imprinted  (^privately),  1608 — A  Dialogue  ,  .  . 
anent  the  urging  of  New  Cereinontes  upon  the  Kirke  of 
Scotland,  No  place,  i6zo — Speach  of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland 
to  her  beloved  Children  (by  D.  Calderwood),  1620 — Defence 
of  Our  Arguments  against  KneeHng  at  the  Sacrament  (by 
D.  Calderwood),  ib.,  and  3  others,  in  i  vol.,  some  margins 
shaved,  1608-35,  8vo.  (2392)  Bull,  £x  is. 

1003  Scotland.     Laws   and   Acts   of   Parliament   made   by    King 

lames  I.  and  his  Successors,  Kings  and  Queens  of  Scotland 
(to  Queen  Anne),  collected  by  Sir  T.  Murray,  etc.  (with  i 

Indexes  by  Sir  Tames  Stewart),  5  vol.,  uniform  russia  extra, 
g.  e.,  Edinburgh,  1682-1707, 8vo.  (2394)  Richardson,  £2  14s. 

1004  Scotland.     Miscellanea    Scotica.     A  Collection  of  Tracts 

relating  to  the  History,  Antiquities,  Tofiogniphy,  and 
Literature  of  Scotland,  4  vol.,  calf  gilt,  y.  e.,  Glasgow, 
J.  Wylie,  i8i8-20,  8vo.  (2396)  Richardson,  £1  lis. 

1005  Scotland.     (New  Statistical  Account  of)i  by  the  Ministers  of 

the  Respiective  Paiishes,  ij  vol.,  maps  and  numerous  illus- 
trations, half  calf,  Blackwood,  184s,  8vo.  (2399) 

/Hopkins,  £1  I2S. 

1006  Scotland.     Reponse  de   Mathieu  Kennedy,  autheur  de  la 

Dissertation  Cronologique,  G^^ogique  et  Historique,  de 
la  Famille  Royale  des  Stuarts,  a  une  Lettre  que  le  P^re  de 
la  Haye  a  dcrite  au  Due  de  Perth,  etc.,  morocco  gilt,  g.  e.. 
Parts,  L,  Sevestrc,  1715,  8vo.  (2536)      Richardson,  £1  15s. 

1007  Scots   Poems,     A  Choice  Collection  of  Comic   and   Serious 

Scots  Poems,  both  ancient  and  modem,  by  several  hands 
(by  James  Watson),  the  three  parts  complete,  all  publ^hed 
(a  few  leaves  in  part  i.  slightly  wormed),  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  Edinburgh,  Jas.  Watson,  171 1- 1709-11  (2545) 

Dunlhi>me,£A  12s, 

1008  Scott  (Hew).     Fasti  Ecclesifc  Scoticanse ;  the  Succession  of 

Ministers  in  the  Parish  Churches  of  Scotland  from  1560  to 
the  present,  3  vol.  in  6,  uncut,  Edinburgh  and  London, 
1866-71,  4to.  (2738)  mpkini,  £\  I2S. 

1009  Scott  (David).     Rime  of  the  Anticnt  Mariner,  illustrated  by 

3J  Scenes  designed  and  etched  by  D.  Scott,  India  proofs, 
Edinburgh,  1837— Of  Man,  Six  Monograms  by  David 
Scott,    S.A.,    ib.,    1831 — an    original    Pencil    Sketch  of 


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"James  VI.  discoursing  Theology"  inserted,  in  I  vol,  half 
morocco,  imperial  folio  (2789)  IV.  Brown,  £i 

loio  Scott  (Sir  Walter).  Border  Antiquities  of  England  and  Scot- 
land, original  edition,  large  paper,  98  engravings,  India 
proofs,  3  vol.,  half  bound,  uncut,  1813,  folio  (2790) 


Worics,  numerous  illustrations,  92  vol.,  uniform  calf  gilt, 
m.  c,  1829-33,  8vo.  (2548)  Mages,  £iQ  iss. 

1012  [Scoit  (Sir  Walter).]     Rules  and  Regulations  «  the  Ro^ 

Edinburgh  Dragoons,  engraved  title,  morocco,  Edinburgh, 
1798,  8vo.  (2549)  Richardion,  £1  6s. 

[This  very  rare  and  interesting  little  book  records  the 
name  of  Sir  Walter  Scott  as  Quarter- Master,  Paymaster, 
and  Secretary  to  the  Corps.  It  is  referred  to  by  Lockhait 
in  his  \:\iK.— Catalogue^ 

1013  Scott  Exhibition,  1871.     Catalogue  of  the  Exhibition  held  at 

the  Centenary  of  the  Birth  of  Sir  W.  Scott,  with  photographs, 
etc.,  of  all  the  portraits  ever  taken,  the  only  copy  with  this 
series  of  photos,  (see  MS.  slip  in  cover  by  Jas.  Drummond), 
half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Edirtintrgk,  1882,  4to.  (2740) 

W.  Brown,  £3 

1014  Scottish   History   Society   (Publications  of  the),  vol.  i.-xxv. 

(wanted  vol.  xxii.  and  xxiv.),  cloth  gilt,  uncut,  Edinburgh, 
1887-96,  8vo.  (3560)  Macdonald,  £\%  los. 

1015  Seivetus    (Michael).     De  Trinitatis    Erroribus,   Lib.   VII., 

item  Diaiogorum  de  Trinitate,  Lib.  IL,  et  de  Justicia  Regni 
Christi,  editio  prima,  half  vellum,  ^.  I.  anno  1531-33,  8vo. 
(3571)  QfarUcKli  3s. 

1016  Seton  (Geo.)    Law  and  Practice  of  Heraldry  in  Scotland, 

numerous  illustrations,  half  roan,  uncut,  Edinburgh,  1863, 
8vo.  (3573)  W.  Brown,  £3  ija. 

1017  Shakespeare  (Wm.)     Plays  and  Poems,  Pickering's  edition, 

II  vol., original  cloth, uncut,  W.  Pickering,  1825,  8vo.  (3^74) 
Edwards,  £z  3S. 

1018  Shakespeare    Quarto    Facsimiles,    with     Introductions    by 

FumivalL  and  others,  complete  Set,  facsimiled  by  Griggs 
and  Praetorius,  43  vol.,  half  bound,  v.  d.,  410.  (3749) 

Mag£s,£j  ijs. 

1019  Shaw  (Henry).     Dresses   and   Decorations   of   the    Middle 

Ages,  original  edition,  94  chromos.,  2  vol.,  russia  gilt,  gill 
edges,  W.  Pickering,  1843,  sup.  imperial  8vo.  (2751; 

Wright  and  Co.,  £\  4s. 

1020  Shaw  (Henry).    Illuminated  Ornaments  selected  from  MSS. 

and  Early  Printed  Books  of  the  Middle  Ages,  ;9  fine 

chromos.,  half  bound,  uncut,  W.Pickering,  1833,  4to.  (2753) 

Hopkins,  £2  69. 

1021  Sibbald  (J.)    Chronicle  of  Scottish  Poetry  from  the  Xlllth 

Century  to  the  Union,  with  a  Glossary,  4  vol.,  blue  morocco 

extra,  t-  e.  g.,  Edinburgh, /or/.  Sibbaid,  1803,  8va  (2586) 

Richardson,  £3 

I033  Silvestre  (J.  B.)    Universal  Palsec^fraphy  ;  or  Facsimiles  of 

writing  of  all  Nations  and  Periods,  by  F,  Madden,  396 


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chromo -lithographed  facsimiles,  i  vol.  of  text  and  z  vol. 
folio  of  i)Utes,  half  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Bohn,  1850, 
Svo.  and  imperial  folio  (2795)  Quaritck,  £l ;  los. 

10Z3  Skene  (Jas.)  Series  of  Sketches  of  the  Existing  Localities 
alluded  to  in  the  Waverley  Novels,  large  paper,  60 
etchings  from  original  drawings,  calf  extra,  g.  e.,  Kdiit- 
iurgh,  Cadell,  1829,  imperial  Svo,  (2596)       W.  Brown,  £1 

1024  Skene  (W.  F.)    The  Four  Ancient  Books  of  Wales,  contain- 

ing the  Cymric  Poems  attributed  to  the  Bards  of  the  Sixth 
Century,  maps  and  facsimiles,  2  vol.,  Edinburgh,  i368,  Svo. 
(2597)  Ma^s,  £1  14s. 

1025  Smith  {Capt.  John).     Gencrall  Historie  of  Virginia,  New- 

England  and  the  Summer  Isles,  with  the  names  of  the 
Adventurers,  Planters  and  Governors  from  their  first 
beginning,  Anno  1^84,  to  this  present,  1632,  original 
engraved  title,  containing  portraits,  etc.  (comers  mended), 
maps  of  Virginia,  The  Summer  Isles,  etc.,  and  "  Ould 
Virginia"  with  Smith's  Adventures  (all  mended),  (all  the 
other  plates  wanted,  sold  with  all  faults),  old  calf,  i^ur 
£dw.  Sla£kmore,  1632,  folio  (2801)  Maggs,  £li 

1026  Smollett  (Dr.  T.)     Adventures  of  Roderick  Random,  first 

edition,  3  vol.,  old  calf.  Earl  of  Breadalbane's  Ex-Libris  in 
each  vol.,  J.  Osborne,  1?48,  Bvo,  (2611)        Maggs,  £1  12s. 

1027  Smollett  (Dr.  T.)      Adventures   of  Peregrine   Pickle,  first 

edition,  a  series  of  plates  by  Rowlandson  and  others 
inserted,  4  vol.,  old  calf.  Printed  for  the  Author,  1751,  8vii, 
(2612)  Jones,  £1  i8s. 

1028  Smollett   (Dr.   T.)     Expedition   of  Humphrey  Clinker,  first 

edition,  a  series  of  plates  after  Rowlandson  inserted,  3  vol., 

old  calf,  W.  Johnston,  1771  (vol.  i.  dated  1671),  8vo.  (2613) 

Maggs,  £2  IIS. 

1029  Sobieski.      Female  Fortitude,  a  Narrative  of  the  Seizure, 

Escape  and  Marriage  of  the  Princess  Clementina  Sobiesky, 
as  set  down  by  Mr.  Chas.  Wogan  {Prit/ately  printed),  1722 
—Remarks  on  a  Jacobite  Pamphlet,  entituled  Female  Forti- 
tude, J.  Roberts,  n.  d.,  in  I  vol.,  half  calf,  8vo.  {2614) 

Dunthorne,  £2 

1030  Somervillc  (Jas.,  Eleventh  Lord).     Memorie  of  the  Somer- 

villes,  being  a  History  of  the  Baronial  House  of  Somervillc 
(with  Introduction  and  Notes  by  Sir  Walter  Scott),  por- 
traits and  plates,  large  and  fine  paper  {50  copies 
f  rioted),  2  vol.,  half  call  Edinlrurgh,  Ballantyne,  1815,  Bvo. 
1616)  Hopkins,  £2  8s. 

1031  Songs  of  Scotland  (The).    Ancient  and  Modem,  with  mtro- 

duction  and  notes  by  Allan  Cunningham,  4  vol.,  morocco 
extra,  C.  c.  g,,  uncut,  J.  Taylor,  1825,  8vo,  (2617) 

Dunthorne,  £2  los. 

1032  Sotheby  (S.  Leigh).     Principia  Typographica.    The  Block 

Books  of  the  Fifteenth  Century,  numerous  facsimiles,  3  vol., 
half  mor.,  uncut,  t.  e.g.,  i8(8,  folio  (2802)  Edivards,  £i  10s, 

1033  Spalding  Club.    Stuart  (John).    Sculptured  Stones  of  Scot- 

land, numerous  plates,  2  vol.,  half  bound,  t  e,  g.,  Abtrdeett 
and  Edinburgh,  1856-67,  410.  (2772)  Hopkins,  £i  53. 


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1034  Spenser  (Edm.)    Poetical  Works  (with  Essay  on  bis  Life,  by 

Philip  Mastennan),  portrait,  5  vol,  original  boards,  uncut, 
W.  Pickerin?,  1825,  8vo.  (3623)  Edivards,  £l  los, 

1035  Spenser  (EdmT)    The  Faerie  Queene,  disposed  into  twelve 

books,  fashioning  XII.  Moral  Vertues,  first  edition  of  both 
parts,  the  10  leaves  usually  found  at  the  end  of  Book  III. 
placed  after  the  title  in  this  copy,  margins  much  cut  down, 
sold  with  all  faults,  2  vol.,  old  calf,  W.  Ponsonbie,  1590-96, 
4to.  (2779)  /ones,  £14  ijs. 

1036  Spenser  (Edm.)     Colin  Clouts  come  home  againe  (with  an 

Elegie  upon  the  death  of  Sir  Philip  Sidney),  first  edition 
(margin  of  K  3  slightly  cut  into),  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  (?' 
Ofor  W.  Pansonby,  1595, 4to.  ^2782)  Maggs,  £13 

1037  Stafford  (Thos.)    Pacata  Hibemia,  Ireland  Appeased  and 

Reducul  ;  an  Historie  of  the  late  Warres  of  Ireland, 
original  edition,  fine  portraits  of  Carew  and  Q.  Elizabeth, 
and  the  17  map«  complete,  the  Munster  map  original  im- 
pression (margin  of  p.  387  mended),  half  bound,  large 
copy.  Printed  by  A.  M.,  1633,  folio  {2810)  Quaritch,  £3  7s.  6dr 

1038  Sterne  (L.)    Sentimental  Journey  through  France  and  Italy, 

first  edition,  with  half-titles  but  no  list  of  subscribers,  2  vol. 
in  I,  old  calf,  T.  Beckett,  1768, 8vo.  (3637)  Spencer,  £^\  ijs. 

1039  Stirling.    Armorial   Bearings  of  the   Stirlings  of  Keir  and 

others  of  the  Name  ;  a  Series  of  Designs  for  Dessert  Plates, 
50  plates  (26  copies  printed),  half  morocco,  Glasgo-w,  i860, 
|(to.  (2992)  Ellis.  £iO  iss. 

1040  Stirling  (Earl  of).     Register  of  Royal  Letters  relative  to  the 

Affairs  of  Scotland  and  Nova  Scotia  from  161 5  to  163;,  only 
150  copies  privately  printed,  2  vol.,  half  bound,  uncut,  Edin- 
burgh, 1885,  4to.  (2990)  Satheraa,  £1  I  is. 

1041  Stirling- Maxwell    (Sir   Wiru)      The    Procession    of    Pope 

Clement  VII.  and  the  Emperor  Charles  V.  after  the  Coro- 
nation, 1530,  designed  and  engraved  by  Nic.  Hogenberg, 
reproduced  in  facsimile  with  introduction,  one  of  two  copies 
printed  upon  vellum,  and  presented  to  Jas.  Drummond, 
F.S.A.,  yellow  morocco  extra,  inside  ornamental  borders 
by  Orrock,  in  portfolio,  Edinburgh,  1875,  atlas  folio  (2819) 
Clements,  /13 

1042  Stirling-Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)   Processionof  PopeCkment  VII. 

and  the  Emperor  Charles  V.  after  the  Coronation  at 
Bologna,  1530,  designed  by  Nic.  Hogenberg,  reproduced 
in  facsimile,  only  250  copies  printed,  Edinburgh,  etc.,  187;, 
folio  (2821)  Hiersemann,  £\  ids. 

1043  Stirling-Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)    Solyman  the  Magnificent  ^oing 

to  Mosque,  from  a  Series  of  Engravings  on  wood  published 
by  Domenico  de'  Franchesi,  Venice,  1563,  only  100  copies 
privately  printed,  presented  to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Makellar, 
^reen  boards,  half  mor.,  1877,  folio  (2822)      Magp,  £1  i-i^. 

1044  Stirling -Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)     Don  John  of  Austria,  or  pas- 

sages from  the  History  of  the  XVIth  century,  plates  and 
numerous  wood  engravings,  only  115  copies  printed,  2  vol., 
illustrated  boards,  morocco  backs,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  Long- 
mans, 1B83,  folio  (2824)  Hopkins,  £f> 


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104s  (Stirling- Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)]  Songs  of  the  Holy  Land,  only 
40  copies  privately  printed,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
Edinburgh,  1846,  8vo.  (2650)  EUis,£6  15s. 

1046  [Stiriing-Maxwell   (Sir  Wm.)]      Songs  of  the  Holy  Land, 

morocco   extra,   gilt  edges,  Privately  printed,   1848,  8vo. 

(2651)  IV.  Brawn.  £1  i8s. 

1047  Stirling-Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)     Annalsof  the  Artists  of  Spain, 

first  edition,  coloured  frontispieces  and  woodcuts,  3  vol.. 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  J.  Ollivier,  1848,  8vo. 

(2652)  Richardson,  £$  as.  6d. 

1048  Stirling- Maxwell  (Sir  Wm).     Speech  on  Scottish  Education, 

Perth,  1854— The  Proverbial  Philosophy  of  Scotland,  1855 
— CantiUon's  Legacy,  1858 — Speech  on  Parliamentary  Re- 
presentation for  the  Universities  of  Scotland,  1861— Rec- 
torial Address  in  the  University  !of  St.  Andrew's,  Perth, 
1863 — Address  to  the  Philosophical  Institudon  of  Edin- 
burgh, 1866  —  Address  to  the  Stirling  School  of  Arts, 
Sliriin);,  1870 — Rectorial  Address  in  the  University  of 
Edinburgh,  1872 — .'\ddress  as  Chancellor  to  the  University 
of  Glasgow,  1876,  in  t  vol.,  half  calf,  8vo.  (2657) 

Ellis,  £2  I2S. 

1049  Stirling' Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)     Arabesque  and  other  Orna- 

ments in  typiographical  use  at  Zurich  in  1559,  red  text  and 
black  ornaments,  only  25  copies  so  printed,  1868 — Sopra 
I'Efhgie  di  Cesare  fatta  da  Enea  Vico  in  Venetia,  1550, 
facsimile,  only  50  copies  printed,  186S,  4to.  (2994)  Eliis,£j 

1050  Stirling- Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)    Annals  of  the  Artists  of  Spam, 

Cloister  Life  of  Charles  V.,  and  Miscellaneous  Essays  and 
Addresses,  numerous  illustrations,  6  vol.,  uncut,  Nimmo, 
1891,  410.  (2995)  Hill,  £1.  6s. 

1051  [Stirling-Maxwell]    An  Attempt  to  explain  in  Verse  the 

Emblemata  Horatiana  of  Otho  Vaenius  (by  the  Kev,  Jas. 
Ford)  with  Bibliographical  Note,  etc.,  by  Sir  W.  Stirlmg- 
Maxwell,  2  portraits,  vellum.  Privately  printed,  Lond.,  1875, 
4to.  (2996)  Ellis,  £io  15s, 

1052  Stirling-Maxwell  (Sir  Wm.)    The  Turks  in  1533,  a  Series  of 

Drawings  made  by  Peter  Coeck  of  Aelst,  reproduced  in 
facsimile,  etc.,  only  100  copies  privately  printed,  half 
morocco,  1873,  oblong  atlas  folio  (2817)      Hiersemann,  £^ 

1053  Stirling- Maxwell    (Sir   Wm.)      Six  Anatomical   Tables    of 

Andreas  Vesalius,  only  30  copies  privately  printed,  pre- 
sented by  the  editor  to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Makellar,  half  bound, 
1874,  imperial  atlas  folio  (3818)  Ellis,  ^15 

1054  Sloddart   (R.   R.)      Scottish    Arms,  being  a  Collection  of 

Armorial  Bearings,  A-D,  137&-1678,  reproduced  in  facsimile 
from  Contemporary  Manuscripts,  with  notes,  numerous 
emblazoned  coats  of  arms,  only  300  copies  printed,  2  voL, 
cloth  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  W.  Paterson,  1881,  folio 
(2825)  E.  G.  Allen,  £\ 

1055  Stoihard  (C.  A.)    Monumental  Effigies  of  Great  Britain, 

numerous  plates,  some  coloured,  half  morocco,  t.  c.  g., 
uncut,  1817,  royal  4to.  (2826)  Bull,  £a  5s. 


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I07 

1056  Strypc  (John)..  Works:  Annals,  Ecclesiastical  Memorials, 

Lives,  etc.,  complete  Set,  27  \'oL,  Oxford,  1824,  etc.,  8vo. 
ta663)  Bull,  £i  is. 

1057  Sutherland.     Gordon  (Sir  Rob,)     Genealogical  History  of  the 

Earldom  of  Sutherland,  from  its  Origin,  with  a  Continua. 
tion  to  1651,  published  from  the  Origmal  Manuscript,  por- 
trait, armorial  bearings  and  facsimile  of  Charter,  red 
morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  Constable,  1ST3,  royal  folio 
{J098)  Uopkim,  £3  IS. 

lojS  Swift  (Dean).  Travels  into  Several  Remote  Nations  of  the 
Worid,  in  four  i»rts,  by  Lemuel  Gulliver,  first  edition  (con- 
tinuous pagination),  portrait  of  Gulliver,  and  maps,  2  voL, 
Printed  for  Senj.  Motte,  1726— Travels  into  several  Remote 
Nations  of  the  World,  by  Capt.  Lemuel  Gulliver,  vol.  iii. 
(the  spurious  third  vol.),  first  eaition,  frontispiece  printed  in 
the  year  1827,  together  3  vol.,  old  calf,  uniform,  8va  (2673) 
Hopkins,  £1  159, 

1059  Tacitus.    Annalium  et  Hisloriarum  libri.     Libellus  Aureus 

de  Situ,  moribus  ct  populis  Germaniae  et  dialogus  de  oratori- 
bus  Claris,  finely  printed  in  roman  letter  without  signatures, 
or  numerals,  but  having  catchwords,  red  morocco,  blind 
and  gilt  ornaments,  inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Lottie 
{Venel.).  Vind.  de  Spira  {circa  1470),  folio  (3099)  Ellis,  ^49 
[Editio  Princeps  ;  the  first  book  printed  with  catchwords ; 
and  perhaps  the  first  from  Vindelin  de  Spira's  Venetian 
Vm^— Catalogue.^ 

1060  Taylor  (Capt.  Geo.,  of  the  Duke  of  Cumberland's  late  Regi- 

ment of  Foot).  Sketches  of  the  Roads  in  Scotland,  with 
notes, historical, descriptive, etc., original  unpublished  MS., 
with  maps  drawn  in  colours,  green  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges, 
1785,  8vo.  (2678)  Dunthorne,  £\i 

1061  Testamentum  Novum  Graecum.  Cum  duplici  interpretatione, 

D.  Erasmi  et  Veteris  interpreiis ;  Harmonia  item  Evan- 
gelica  et  copioso  Indice  (these  two  last  items  were  not  in  this 
cony),  3  vol.,  old  French  red  morocco,  fiill  gilt  backs,  line 
sides,  with  comer  fleurons,  gilt  edges  (rare  edition),  (,Lui^ 
ex  off.  Rob.  Stephani,  [551,  8vo.  (2838)  Quaritck,  £2  18s. 
lo6a  Testamentum  Novum  Graecum,  ex  Regiis  aliisque  optimis 
cditionibus  cum  cura  expressum,  the  scarce  Sedan  minia- 
ture edition,  morocco,  line  tooled,  double  with  the  same, 
with  elaborate  scroll  tooling,  Joints,  gilt  edges  by  C.  Lewis, 
Sedani,  Jo.  Jannonus,  1628,  8vo.  (2845)      Quaritck,  £2  2s. 

1063  Testamentum  Novum  Graecum^  juxta  Exempla  Miiii  accura- 

tissime  impressum,  editio  prima  Americana  (title  written 
on),  blue  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  H'igomiae  AfassacAus. 
excud.  I.  Thomas,  April,  1800,  8vo.  (2846)         Ellis,  £3  3s. 

1064  Testamentum.     Das  Newe  Testament  deutsch  (durch  Martin 

Luther),  iit.  goth.,  historiated  woodcut  initials  and  21  fine 
iiill-p^e  engravings  in  the  Apocalypse  by  Lucas  Cranach 
(some  writing  in  Low  Dutch  on  last  leaf  of  Acts),  2  or 
3  leaves  slightly  mended,  otherwise  an  excellent  copy, 
morocco  extra,  antique  s  vie,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford, 


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io8 

Wittenberg,  no  date  or  firinUt's  name  jM.  Letter,  Sept., 
1522],  folio  (3113)  QfiariUk,  £31  los. 

[The  first  edition   of  Luther's  Translation  of  the  New 
Testamen  L — Catalogue.  ] 

1065  Testajnentum    Novum    Graecum,   cum    Lectt  var.  nec   non 

commentario,  opera  et  studio  J.  J.  Weistenii,  2  vol.,  half 
morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Amsi.  ex  Off.  Dommeriana,  1752,  folio 
{3104}  Westell,  £1  JOS. 

1066  Testamentum  Novum  Graecum  et  Latinum,  diligenler  ab 

Erasmo  Roterodamo  recognitum  et  emendatum  una  cum 
annotationibus,  etc.,  editio  prireeps,  fine  woodcut  border 
to  leaf  of  dedication,  woodcut  initials  and  ornaments  by 
Holbein,  black  morocco  with  blind  stamped  ornaments, 
gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  fine  copy,  Basil.,  Jo.  Froben, 
1516,  folio  (3105)  Quaritch,  £,n 

1067  Testamentum   Novum   Graecum    et    Latinum,   ab    Erasmo 

recognitum,  emendatum  et  translatum  cum  notis,  fine 
woodcut  title,  borders  and  initials  by  Holbein  ("  Ex-Libris 
Anfbnii  Papilonis,  1519"),  half  morocco,  Basil.,  Froben, 
1519,  folio  (3106]  SotAeran,  ^z  zs. 

[Second  edition  of  Erasmus's  Version,  revised  by  him  in 
many  places. — Catalogue.^ 

1068  Testamentum  Novum  Graecum  et  Lat. ;  tertio  jam  ac  dill- 

gentius  ab  Erasmo  Roterodamo  recognitum,  cum  annota- 
tionibus, etc.,  title  and  next  2  pp.  within  woodcut  borders 
by  Holbein,  oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  Basil.,  Froben, 
1522,  folio  (3107)  Sotheran,  £2 

1069  Testament.     Le  Nouveau  Testament,  traduit  en  Francois 

(par  Jac.  Lefevre  d'Estaples),  lit.  dolh.  (lettres  bitardes), 
fine  woodcut  initials,  2  vol.,  title  of  vol.  ii.  neatly  mended, 
but  a  good,  sound,  and  dean  copy  of  a  rare  edition,  old 
French  calf  gilt,  Paris,  S.  de  Colines,  1524,  8vo.  (2857) 

Quaritch,  £1  12s. 

1070  Testament.    Le  Nouveau  Testament  de  notre  Seigneur  Jesus 

Christ  traduit  de  Latin  en  Frangois  par  les  Theologiens  de 
Louvain  (inner  margin  of  title  and  imprimatur  slightly 
inended),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  fine  copy, 
A  Bordeaux  chez  la  Veuiie  de  G.  de  la  Court,  etc.,  <xvec  t^- 
probation  el  permission,  i6%(>,&\o,{-iZb-i)  Qfiarileh,  £i<i  los. 
[A  very  rare  edition,  suppressed  soon  after  publication 
in  consequence  of  its  many  mis -translations  of  the  text  in 
favour  of  the  distinctive  tenets  of  the  Roman  Catholic  faith, 
such  as  the  Mass,  Sacrament  of  Marriage,  Purgatory, 
Merit  by  Good  Works,  etc.  Bishop  Kidder  wrote  "Re- 
flexions" on  it  in  1690.  The  Duke  of  Sussex's  copy  sold 
for  £40.  No  copy  has  occurred  for  sale  for  many  years. 
Catalogue^ 

1071  Testament.     El  Nuevo  Testamento  de  nuestro  Redcmptor  y 

Salvador  Jesu  Christo  traduzido  de  Griego  en  lengua  Cas- 
tellans por  Frangisco  de  Enzinas,  fuU-page  woodcuts  and 
woodcut  initials,  old  calf  (rebacked),  Enveres  en  casa  de 
Estevan  Mierdmanno,  1543,  8vo.  (2864)  Ellis,  £n 

[First  edition  of  this  translation,  which  was  suppressed 


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for  £%  i^&.~Caiaiogue.} 

1072  Testament.     Tcstamento  Nuevo  (El)  dc  Nuestro  Senor  y 

Salvador  Jesu  Christo,  nueva  y  (ielmente  traduzido  del 
original  driego  en  romance  Castellano  (por  J.  Perei), 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  Venecia  Casa  de  Juan  Pkila- 
ddpho,  1556,  8vo.  (2865)  Qfioritch,  £2 

1073  Testament.    Das  Newe  Testament  Deudsch  (mit  Randnoten), 

lit.  gath.,  title  within  woodcut  border,  fine  woodcuts  in  the 
text,  modem  black  morocco,  fine  copy  of  a  rare  edition, 
WUUmber^  {at  end;  gedrvckt  su  Magdeburg  durek  Hans 
BariK),  1528,  8vo.  (2866)  Chadwick,  £i, 

1074  Testament     (Tyndale.)    The  First  New  Testament  printed 

in  the  English  Language,  1525-26,  translated  by  Wm.  Tyn- 
dale,  reproduced  in  facsimile,  with  Introduction  by  Francis 
Fry,  illuminated  copy  {177  copies  printed),  uncut,  Bristol, 
for  the  Editor,  1863,  Bvo.  (2868)  Maggs,  £i,  12s.  6d. 

T07S  Testament.  The  Newe  Testament,  dylygently  corrected  and 
compared  with  the  Greke  by  Willyam  Tindale,  and 
fynesshed  in  the  yete  of  Oure  Lorde  God  A.M.D.  & 
XXXIin,  in  the  moneth  of  November,  bkcit  letter,  wood- 
cuts, title  and  all  preliminary  leaves  and  8  leaves  of  table 
at  end  in  facsimile,  some  corners  mended  and  margins 
shaved,  otherwise  in  fairly  good  condition,  but  sold  with  all 
faults,  morocco  extra,  vellum  fly-leaves,  gilt  edges,  Ant- 
werp, Martin  I'Empereur,  1534,  8vo.  (2869)  Sotkeran,  ;£iJo 
[An  early  and  excessively  rare  edition  of  Tyndaie's  New 
Testament,  in  which  the  long  Prologue  to  the  Romans  first 
appeared .^Ca/fl/ofW^.  This  is  the  second  edition  of  the 
New  Testament  as  revised  by  Tyndale.  A  copy  is  in  the 
Cbetham  Library,  and  one  of  the  British  Museum  copies 
(formerly  Cfacherode's)  is  supposed  to  have  belonged  to 
Anne  Boleyn,  as  it  has  on  the  edges  the  words  Anna 
Regina  Angli«." — Ed.] 

1076  Testament.     The  Newe  Testamet  ot   Oure  Sauyour  Jesu 

Christ ;  faythfuUy  translated  by  Myles  Coverdale  ;  wyth  a 
true  concordaunce,  and  many  necessary  annotacyons, 
declaryng  sondry  harde  places  contayned  in  the  texte, 
'539i  Cum  gratia  et  privile^io  Regali  ad  imprimendum 
Solum,  blatii  UtlCT,  woodcut  title,  and  calendar  in  red  and 
black,  numerous  full-page  and  smaller  woodcuts,  some 
fore-edges  slightly  cut  mto,  otherwise  a  fine  sound  copy,  in 
old  English  morocco  gilt.  No  place  or  printer's  name  [Matt. 
Crom.,  Antwerp"],  1539,  8vo.  (2870)  Sotkeran,  £76 

[An  excessively  rare  edition  of  Coverdale's  New  Testa- 
ment, which  did  not  appear  in  the  Caxton  Exhibition, 
though  Cotton  notices  three  copies,  one  in  Cambridge,  one 
in  St.  Paul's,  and  the  third  Herbert's,  afterwards  Donee's. 
— Catalogue.] 

1077  Testament.  The  New  Testament  in  Engiishe  after  the  Greeke 

translation,  annexed  with  the  translation  of  Erasmus  in 
L^tin,  black  and  rotnan  Ittttr,  double  columns,  margins  of 


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several  leaves  mended,  brown  morocco  gilt,  antique  stjrle, 
gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  Excutum  Londim,  in  Off.  Th. 
GauiHtrproJ.  C,  1550,  Svo.  (3871)  Sotheran,  £10 

[Tyndale's  Version,  supposed  to  have  been  edited  by 
Sir  John  Cheke.— Cn/a/o^i/c,] 

1078  Testament.    The  Newe  Testament  of  Our  Lord  Jesus  Christ, 

conferred  diligently  with  the  Greke  and  best  approved 
translations,  with  the  Arguments,  most  profitable  Annota- 
tions and  a  copious  Table,  jirinted  in  a  small  neat  roman 
letter,  ornamental  woodcut  initials  (last  leaf  in  facsimile, 
some  margins  cut  into,  but  generally  sound  and  an  excel- 
lent copy),  morocco,  antique  style,  g.  e.  by  De  Coverley, 
(;«««/a,  Conrad  Badius,  1557,  Svo.  (2873)  Quaritck,  £j  ijs. 
[The  first  New  Testament  in  English  printed  at  Geneva. 
It  was  edited  by  Wm.  Whittingham,  afterwards  Dean  of 
Durham.  In  this  edition  was  introduced  for  the  first  time 
On  English)  the  division  of  the  text  into  verses  and  the  use 
of  italics  for  the  words  "  not  found  in  the  Original  Greek." 
—Catalogue.'] 

1079  Testament.    The  Newe  Testament  yet  once  agayne  corrected 

by  Willyam  Tindale  ;  where  unto  is  added  a  necessarye 
Table,  the  Epistles  of  the  Olde  Testament,  etc.,  blatk  Itttrr, 
two  titles  within  woodcut  borders  and  numerous  fine  wood- 
cuts, margins  of  several  leaves  at  beginning  and  end  neatly 
mended,  antl  the  text  slightly  cut  into,  but  generally  in 
excellent  condition,  brown  morocco  antique,  gilt  edges, 
Prynted  in  the  yere  of  Oure  Lorde  God,  1536  {Antwerp  f) 
(3036)  Quarie^A,  lib  los. 

[This  exceedingly  rare  edition  of  Tyndale's  Testament 
has  the  figure  of  a  mole  on  the  stone  at  the  foot  of  the 
Apostle  Paul  before  his  Epistles.  The  first  of  Corinthians, 
chap.  xi.  15,  omits  "This  cup  is  the  .New  Testament  in 
My  blood." — Catalogue^ 

1080  Testament.     The    Newe  Testament    both    in    Latine  and 

Englyshe,  eche  correspondente  to  the  other  after  the 
vulgar  texte  .  .  .  faythfully  translated  by  Johan  Hollybushe 
(Coverdale),  hlatli  and  roman  Ittttr  (title  and  next  3  leaves 
in  facsimile,  otherwise  a  good  copy),  rare,  Soutkivarke, 
J,  Nicholson,  1538,  4to.  (3037)  Bull,  £\o  5s. 

[The  size  of  this  book  is  7  in.  by  4^^  in.  (exclusive  of 
margins).  It  is  a  reprint  of  the  first  Latin- English  Testa- 
ment of  the  same  date  printed  by  Nicolson  at  Southwark. 
—Ed.] 

1081  Testament  (The  Newe)  in  Englyshe  (Tyndalc)  and  in  Latin 

of  Erasmus  Translation  (with  the  Epistles  of  the  Old 
Testament  and  a  Table],  black  and  roman  IttUt,  woodcuts 
and  ornamental  initials,  title  in  facsimile,  mai^ins  shaved, 
last  leaf  mended  and  partly  in  facsimile,  old  calf|  W. 
Powell  in  Fleie  Strife,  1549,  4to.  (3038)  Maggs,  £^ 

1083  Testament.  The  Newe  Testament  of  Our  Saviour  Jesu 
Christc.  Faythfully  translated  out  of  the  Greke,  wyth  the 
Notes  and  Expositions  of  the  Darke  Places  therein  (with 
the  Epistles  of  the  Old  Testament  and  a  Table),  black  ktter. 


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Ill 

title  and  calendar  in  red  and  black,  bead  of  Edward  VI.  on 
title  and  numerous  woodcuts,  one  in  [he  Parable  of  the 
Sower  representing  the  Devil  with  a  wooden  leg',  title  and 
margins  up  to  C  2  and  some  others  neatly  mended,  some 
side-notes  slightly  shaved,  otherwise  perfect  and  in  excel- 
lent condition,  morocco  extra,  antique  style,  gilt  edges  by 
F.  Bedford,  ImprynUd  by  Richarae  Jugge,  n.  d.  (1552), 
4to.  (3039)  Sotkerait,  £%i 

fTyndale's  Version  revised.  An  unusually  good  copy  of 
this  extremely  rare  edition.  The  reverse  of  the  title  in  this 
copy  is  blank.  It  is  the  first  410.  edition  of  this  version 
issued  by  Jugge. — Catalogue."] 
10S3  Testament.  The  Newe  Testament  of  Oure  Saviour  Jesus 
Christe.  Faythfully  translated  oute  of  the  Greke.  With 
the  Notes  and  Expositions  of  the  Darke  Places  therein 
(with  the  Epistles  of  the  Old  Testament  and  a  Table), 
blnck  letter,  title  and  calendar  in  red  and  black,  head  of 
King  Edward  on  title,  with  "  The  Copye  of  the  Bill,"  etc., 
on  reverse,  dated  Greenwich  X.  June,  1J52.  maps  and 
numerous  fine  woodcuts,  one  in  the  Parable  of  the  Sower 
representing  the  Devil  with  a  wooden  leg,  title  and  last 
3  leaves  of  Table  at  end  slightly  mended,  some  marginal 
notes  a  little  shaved,  2  leaves  of  the  "  Table  of  Principal 
Matters  "  in  facsimile,  otherwise  an  excellent  copy,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  De  Coverley,  Rycharde  Jugge  (1553), 
4to.  (3040)  QuariUk,  ^40 

[Tyndalc's  Version  revised ;  and  the  second  of  Jugge's 
4ta  editions  of  this  version. — Catalogut."] 

1084  Testament.     The  Gospels  of  Che  Power  Evangelistes,  trans- 

lated in  the  Olde  Saxons  time  out  of  Latin  into  the  vulgare 
toung  of  Che  Saxons,  etc.,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  J.  Daye, 
1571,  4to.  C3041)  Maggs,  £1  15s. 

1085  Testament.     The   Newe  Testament  .  .  .  translated  out  of 

Creeke  hy  Theod.  Beza.  whereunto  are  adjoyned  large 
expositions  ...  and  a  Table  or  Concordance,  englished 
by  L.  Tomson,  blitch  Icttn  (a  finely  printed  edition), 
C.  Barker,  1 583— Whole  Dooke  of  Psalmes  in  English 
Meeter  by  Stemhold,  Hopkins,  and  others,  with  apt  notes, 
blatk  Irttrr,  woodcut  title,  J.  Day,  1583,  in  1  vol,,  old  calf, 
fine  copies,  410.  (3042)  Bull,  £\  i6s. 

1086  Thiers  (A.)     History  of  the  French  Revolution,  translated 

with  notes  and  illustrations  by  Fr.  Shoberl,  portraits  and 

plates,  5  vol.,  original  cloth  gilt,  Bentley,  1838,  8vo.  (2878) 

Hay,  £2  us. 

1087  Thiers  (A.)    History  of  the  Consulate  and  the  Empire,  trans- 

lated by  D.  Forbes  Campbell,  portruts,  20  vol.  in  10^  uncut, 
1845-62,  8vo.  (3879)  Hay,  £1  4s. 

1088  Thirlwall  (Bp.  C.)     History  of  Greece,  new  edition,  maps, 

8  vol.,  1845— Arnold  (Dr.  Thos.)     History  of  Rome  and 

the  later  Rtxnan  Commonwealth,  5  vol.,  1845,  8vo.  (28S0) 

Hlll,£i  lis. 

1089  Thomas  (Wm.)    The  Historye  of  Italye,  a  booke  exceeding 


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profitable  to  be  red,  second  editioDt  black  leUcr,  half  nissia. 
T.  Marshe,  1561,  410.  (3047)  Jones,  £2 

[The  first  edition,  published  at  London  in  1549,  was 
suppressed  and  burned  by  the  hangman.  Five  years  later 
the  author  was  charged  with  conspiracy  to  murder  Queen 
Mary,  and  drawn,  hanged,  and  quartered  at  Tyburti  oo 
May  18,  1554.— Ed,] 

109Q  Tunstall  (Cuthbert,  Bp.  of  Durham).  A  Sermon  made  upon 
Palme  Sondaye  laste  past,  before  the  Maiestie  of  our 
Soverayne  lorde  Kyng  Henry  the  VIII.  .  .  and  in  erth 
next  under  Christ  supreme  heed  of  the  Churche  of 
Englande,  blsth  Idttr,  first  edition,  title  within  woodcut 
border,  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges  by  Mackenzie,  T.  Berthelel. 
1539,  8vo.  (2914)  Leigkton,£^  i6s, 

logi  Tuppius  (D.  Laurent.)  Adversus  Synodi  Tridentinae  Re- 
stitutionem  ;  pro  Defensione  syncerae  et  orthodoxae  Re- 
ligionis,  e  Germanico  in  Lalinam  conversa,  old  German 
calf  with  stamped  mosaics  in  gold  and  colours,  gilt 
gauffered  and  painted  edges  (worn),  Argent.^  S.  Emmel, 
1565,410.(3054)  Maggs,l\  13s. 

1092  Turner  (J.  M.  W.)    Picturesque  Views  of  England  and  Wales, 

with  descriptive  and  historical  Illustrations  by  H.  E.  Lloyd, 
numerous  plates,  2  vol.  in  i,  morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  1838. 
410.  (30SS)  Hopkins,  £1  iss. 

1093  [Turner  (Dr.  Wm.)]    The  Rescuynge  of  the  Romishe  Fox 

otherwyse  called  the  examination  of  the  Hunter  devised 
by  Stephen  Gardiner  ;  The  Seconde  Course  of  the  Hunter 
at  the  romishe  Fox  and  hys  Advocate,  etc.,  black  Ittttr 
(cut  of  a  Fox  on  reverse  of  title),  dedicated  to  Henry 
VIII.  by  Wm.  Wraghton,  old  calf  (Heber-s  copy),  /«- 
prynUd  have  at  Winchester,  1545,  4  nonas  Martii,  by  me, 
Hanse  Hit  PHk,  Bvo.  (2917)  Ellis,  £^  las. 

1094  Tyndale  (Wm.)     The  Obedyence  of  a  Christian  Man  ;  and 

how  Christen  Rulers  ought  to  govern,  blatk  littir,  title 
within  woodcut  border  [W.  Hyll  (iS48i]^The  Parable 
of  the  Wyckcd  Mammon,  lately  corrected  and  printed, 
black  Ittttr,  woodcut  title  (margins  cut  into),  Wm.  Hyll 
(1548),  in  I  vol,,  stamped  calf,  410,(3060)  Jones,  £^  8s. 
[Both  these  books  had  been  prohibited  by  a  proclama- 
tion, issued  in  June,  1530.  The  first  editions  were  first 
published  together  in  1528.— Ed.] 

1095  Tyndale  (Wm.)    A  Briefe  Declaration  of  the  Sacraments, 

expressing  the  fyrst  oryginall,  how  they  came  up,  and  were 
institute,  etc,  first  edition,  black  ittter,  morocco,  gilt  edges, 
good  copy.  Imprinted  by  Robert  Stoughton,  •within  Cud- 
gate,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (2918)  Mogg',  £2  2s. 

1096  Tyndale  (Wm.)     The  Obedience  of  a  Christen  Man,  and 

how  Christen  rulers  ought  to  goveme,  black  Utttc,  woodcut 
title  and  initials  (2  or  3  leaves  very  slightly  wormed), 
morocco  gilt.  Imprinted  by  Wyllyam  Copiande,  n.  d.,  Bvo, 
(2919)  Maggs,£-i.  19s. 


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1097  Tyndale  (Wm.)    The  Practyse  of  Prelates  ;   whether  the 

Kyngcs  Grace  maye  be  separated  from  hys  quene  because 
she  was  his  brothers  wyte,  first  edition,  black  Itttti,  calf, 
Marborch,  1530,  8vo.  (2920)  Quaritck,  £6  17s.  6d. 

1098  [Tyndale  (Wm.)]     The  Supper  of  the  Lorde,  after  the  tnic 

meanyng  of  the  Sixte  of  John  and  the  XI.  of  the  fyrsi 
Epistle  to  the  Corinthians,  whereunto  is  added  an  epistle 
to  the  Reader,  etc.  (with  Preface  by  R.  Crowley),  nhKk 
ltttCT(some  fore-edges  shaved),  half  bound), /Jnno  1S33, 
V.  daye  of  April,  8vo.  (2931)  Quaritck,  £3 

1099  Tyndale  (Wm.)     The  Obedyence  of  a  Chrysten  Man ;  and 

howe  Chrysten  Rulers  ought  to  governe  ;  and  the  Parable 
of  the  Wycked  Mammon,  title  of  the  latter  within  woodcut 
border,  blath  Ittttr,  half  calf,  Marlboroiue  in  Hesse,  Hans 
Luft,  1538,  4to.  (3059)  Quarilch,  £\i  5s. 

[The  following  inscription  occurs  on  the  first  title: 
"Brought  by  my  Lord  of  Winchester  (Gardiner)  into  the 
Prinsell  Tower  and  dd.  to  me  to  Kepe  i$^i"—Calalogut.\ 
iioo  Ubaldino  (Petr.)  Le  Vite  delle  Donne  iliustri  del  Regno 
d'  Inghilterra  et  del  Regno  di  Scotia  (dedicated  to  Q. 
Elizabeth),  inscription  on  title  "Joannes  Snode,  donatus 
mihi  fiait  hie  liber  ab  aulhore,"  limp  vellum,  London,  Giov. 
Wolfio,  1591.  4to.  (3062)  Joms,lz  i6s. 

1 101  Ussher  (Archbishop  Jas.)    Whole  Works,  with  Life,  etc,  by 

Dr.  C,  R.  Elrington,  portr^t,  17  vol.,  Dublin,  1847-64,  8vo. 
(2914)  Bull,£\  15s. 

1 102  Valera  (Cyprian),    Two  Treatises,  the  First  of  the  Lives  of 

the  Popes,  and  their  Doctrine  ;  the  Second  of  the  Masse, 
etc.,  translated  into  English  by  John  Golbume,  half  calf, 
John  Harrison,  1600,  410.  (3064)  Ellis,  £% 

1 103  Vaudois.     Histoirc  Memorable  de  la  Persecution  et  Sacca* 

gemet  du  Peuple  de  Merindol  et  Cabrieres,  et  autres  cir- 
conv-oisins  appelez  Vaudois,  morocco,  plain,  inside  dentelles, 
gilt  edges  by  Duru,  fine  copy,  S.  I.  et  nom  iflmpr.,  1556, 
8vo.  (2925)  Hazlitt,  £3  18s. 

1 104  Vicars  (John).    A  Sight  of  ye  Transactions  of  these  latter 

Veares  emblemized  with  engraven  plates  which  men  may 
read  without  spectacles,  copperplate  engravings,  calf  gilt, 
T,  Jenner  (1646),  4to.  (3068)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £1  i8s. 

no;  Victoria  and  Louis  Philippe.  Royal  Correspondence.  The 
Private  Letters  of  Queen  Victoria  and  Louis  Philippe  on 
Political  and  Domestic  Subjeas,  translated  from  the 
Originals  by  J.  A.  F.  Judge,  with  notes,  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  W.  Strange,  1848,  8vo.  (2930)  Craddock,  £2  6s. 

1106  Virgilius.      Bucolica,  lit  goth.,  long   lines,  27  to  a  page 

{16  leaves)  with  marks,  brown  morocco,  gilt  fleurons,  inside 
dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Duru  (Didot's  fine  copy).  Absque 
ulla  neta,  folio  (31 27)  Toovey,  £22 

[Supposed  to  be  an  early  production  of  Eggestein's 
Strasburg  Press.— C<Wn/ofB*.1 

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rubricated,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  that  on  title 
coloured,  old  interlinear  and  MS.  notes,  some  leaves 
slightly  wormed  and  stained,  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt 
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Quaritck,  £3  i8s. 

1108  Voyagine  (Jacob  de).     Legenda  Aurea;  thai  is  to  saye  in 

en^ysshe  the  Golden  Legende,  the  title  a  full-page  wood- 
cut of  the  Saints  in  Glory  (facsimile  ?),  and  numerous 
spirited  woodcuts  in  the  text,  brown  morocco,  with  stamped 
blind  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  a  very  fine  copy,  but  some 
inner  plain  margins  at  end  slightly  mended,  ImprynUd  in 
FUU  Strite  by  Wynkyn  de  Werde,  xxvii.  Aug.,  1537,  folio 
(3129)  Maggs,  £41 

1 109  Wallace  (Jas.,  Minister  of  Kirkwall).     Description  of  the  Isles 

of  Orkney;  to  which  is  added,  An  Essay  concerning  the 
Thule  of  the  Ancients,  map  and  plate  (some  headlines 
shaved),  half  calf,  scarce,  Sdindurgk,  J.  Reid,  1693,  8vo. 
(1939)  Z«  los- 

tiio  Wallace.  Life  and  Acts  of  the  roost  famous  and  valiant 
Champion  Syr  William  Wallace,  Knight  of  Ellerslie,  main- 
tainer  of  the  Liberty  of  Scotland,  blark  Utter,  mar.,  g.  e., 
Edinburgh,  k^A.  Hart,  1620,  8vo.  (2941)  Quaritck,  £5  14s. 

IIIi  Walpole  (Horace).  Memoirs  of  the  Reign  of  K,  George  the 
Second,  edited  by  Lord  Holland,  second  edition,  portnuts, 
3  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  1847,  8vo.  (2943)         Craddock,  £1  19s. 

1112  Walpole  (Horace).    Works,  portraits  and  views,  extra  illus- 

trated with  several  hundred  portraits,  male  and  female, 
some  scarce,  5  vol.,  mor.  gilt,  g.  e.,  arms  on  sides  (cover  of 
vol.  ii.  broken),  Robinson,  1798, 410.  (3073)       Steveni,  £\% 

1113  Walpole  (Horace).     Memoirs  of  the  Reign  of  K.  George  111.. 

now  first  published,  edited  by  Sir  D.  Le  Marchant,  second 
edition,  portraits,  4  vol.,  Bentley,  1851,  8vo.  (2944) 

h^iards,  ;^2 

1114  Walpole  (Horace).    Journal  of  the  Reign  of  George  III., 

1771  to  1783,  now  first  published  from  ihe  Original  MSS. 
with  Notes  by  Dr.  Doran,  portraits,  3  vol.,  R.  Bentley,  1859, 
8vo.(2945)  Maggs,£i 

1115  Walpole  (Horace).     Letters,  edited  by  Peter  Cunningham, 

now  first  chronologically  arranged,  portraits,  etc.,  g  voL, 
calf  extra,  m.  e,,  Bohn,  1861,  8vo.  (2946)         Craddock,  £,\ 

11 16  Ware  (Sir  James).     Whole  Works  concerning  Ireland,  re- 

vised and  improved  by  W.  Harris,  portrait,  map,  and 
plates,  with  numerous  MS.  additions  and  notes  by 
S.  O'Halloram,  2  vol.,  old  calf  (rebacked).  Dublin^  R.  BeU, 
1764.  folio  (3130)  Quarilch,  £4  7s.  6d. 

in;  Watt  (Dr.  Rob.)  Bibliotheca  Britannica  ;  a  General  Index 
to  British  and  Foreign  Literature,  4  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt, 
t  e.  g.,  Edinburgh,  1824,  4to.  (3078)  Grieve,  £i  85. 

1118  Westwood  (J.  O.)  Facsimiles  of  the  Miniatures  and  Orna- 
ments of  Anglo  ■  Saxon  and  Irish  MSS.,  53  chromo- 
lithographs, cloth  gilt,  Quaritch,  1868,  imperial  folio  (3131) 
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1 119  Westwood  (J.  O.)  Patseograpbia  Sacra  Pictoria,  50  fac- 
similes, uncut,  W.  Smith,  1843-45,  410.  (3082) 

Maggs,li  15s. 

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Kyng  Rychards  days  the  Second,  in  theyere  MCCCXLV. ; 
(with)  The  Testament  of  Wyiliom  Tracie,  Esquier,  ex- 
pounded by  Wyiliam  Tyndall,  etc,  tlafk  Itttti,  first  edition 
(title  backed  and  written  on  by  R.  Farmer),  some  marginal 
notes  shaved.  Imprinted  at  Norenburck,  1546 — Tyndall 
(Wm.)  The  Souper  of  the  Lorde :  wber  unto,  thou  mayst 
be  the  better  prepared  and  suerlyer  onstructed,  etc.,  bluli 
Uttti  (some  marginal  notes  shaved),  ib.,  Niclas  Twonson. 
;  April,  1533,  in  1  vol.,  russia,  8vo.  (2961) 

QuariUh,  £s  17s.  6d. 

III!  Wiclifle  (John).  WickliefTes  Wicket  Faythfully  oversene 
and  corrected  after  the  originall  and  first  copie.  The 
lacke  wherof  was  cause  of  innumerable  and  shamefull 
eiroures  in  the  other  Edition  .  .  .  with  the  protestacion 
of  Jhon  Lassels  late  burned  in  Smythfelde ;  and  the 
Testament  of  Wyllyam  Tracie,  Esq.,  Expounded  by 
Willyam  Tyndall  and  Jhon  Frythe,  blath  Utltx  (margin  of 
last  leaf  mended),  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges,  very  rare,  JVo 
place,  doit,  or  name  of  printer,  "  oversene  by  M.  C"  (1548), 
8vo.  (2963)  Maggs,  li  5s. 

1122  Wordsworth  (Wm.)  Poetical  Works  (and  The  Prelude), 
8  vol.,  portrait,  £.  Moxon,  1849-51,  8vo.  (2981) 

Editiards,  £1  10s. 

1 133  Wraxall  (Sir  N.  W.)    Works  ;  History  of  France,  Courts  of 

Berlin,  etc..  Historical  and  Posthumous  Memoirs,  portraits, 
15  vol.,  uniform  half  calf  gilt,  1806-36,  8vo.  (2982) 

Sotheran,  £2  los. 

1 134  Zeiller  (Mart.)    Topographia  Helvetiae — Rhaetiae — Valesiae 

et  Alsatiae,  numerous  coppierplate  views  of  Cities  by  M. 
Merian,  3  vol.  in  i,  vellum,  ^nwwro/,  1742-54,  folio  {3136) 

^l^gg^i  £2  3S. 

I  [25  Zwiiwlius  (Huld.)  A  Briefe  rehersal  of  the  death,  ressurectio 
and  ascention  of  Christ,  now  translated  into  Englishe, 
tiUtk  IctUr,  old  calf,  J.  Day,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (2987) 

Qftaritch,  £2  los. 

tiz6  Zwinglius  (Huld.)  The  Accompt,  rekenynge  and  Confession 
of  the  faith  of  Huldrik  Zwinglius,  byahop  «  Zuryk,  sent  unto 
Charles  the  fyfte,  nowe  Emperoure  of  Rome,  holdynge  a 
Counsel  with  the  most  noble  Princes,  etc.,  at  Augsburgh, 
1530^  in  the  moneth  of  July,  translated  out  of  iatyn  by 
Thos.  Cottsforde,  bladi  Irttrr,  morocco,  gilt  edg^s,  Printed 
at  Geneva,  April,  1555,  8vo.  (2988)  Bull,  £1  2%. 


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SOTHEBY,   WILKINSON  &•  HODGE. 


(No.  of  Lots,  679  ;  amount  realised,  £,Sqo  ijs.) 

iia?  Adam  (R.)  Ruins  of  the  Palace  of  the  Emperor  Diocletian 
at  Spala.tro  in  Dalmatia.,  61  plates  engraved  by  Bartotozzi 
and  others,  half  morocco,  1764,  folio  (46)  Batsford,  £.\  12s. 

iizli  Adam  (R.  and  J.)  Works  in  Architecture,  containing  Plans. 
Elevations,  Sections  and  Details  of  the  Principal  Buildings, 
Public  and  Private,  erected  in  Great  Britain,  during  the 
Reign  of  George  the  Third,  104  plates  (wanted  plate  5  in 
vol.  iii.),  3  vol.  in  1,  half  calf,  binding  broken,  1778, 1822-23. 
folio  (59)  QMaritch,  £29 

1139  Alison  (A.)  History  of  Europe  from  the  commencement  of 
the  French  Revolution  to  1852,  Index  and  Atlas  (not 
unifonn),  portraits,  24  vol.,  half  morocco  extra,  m.  e., 
1849-59,  8vo.  (383)  Edwards,  £4  14s. 

1 130  Allen  (C.)    History  of  England  and  History  of  Rome,  with 

plates  by  Wm.  Blake,  2  vol.,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  1798, 
8vo.(ii3)  Maggs,l\ 

1 131  Alphand  (A.)    Les  Promenades  de  Paris,  Hisioire,  description 

des  embcilissements,  d^penses  de  cr&ition  et  d'entretien 
des  Bois  de  Boulogne  et  de  Vincennes,  etc,  numerous 
engravings,  woodcuts  and  coloured  plates,  2  vol.,  half  mor. 
extra,  gilt  edges,  1867-73,  folio  (18)  Lusac,  £3 

1132  Amador  de  los  Rios  (J.)  y  I.  Dios  de  la  Rada  y  Delgado. 

Historia  de  la  Villa  y  Corte  de  Madrid,  240  plates  (rf 
portraits,  views,  Kicsimiles,  antiquities,  etc.,  4  vol.,  polished 
Levant  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Petit.  Madrid^  1860-64, 
folio  (253)  Hiersmaim,  £,2  3S- 

1 133  America.     Reports  of  Explorations  and  Surveys  to  ascertain 

the  most  Practicable  and  Economical  Route  for  a  Railroad 
from  the  Mississippi  River  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  1853-55, 
according  to  Acts  of  Congress,  with  a  large  number  of 
plates,  illustrating  the  natural  history,  antiquities,  scenery, 
etc.,  maps  and  plans,  and  numerous  plates  of  fish,  with 
letterpress  descriptions,  13  vol.,  half  morocco,  m.  e., 
Washington,  1855-60,410.  (239)  Maggs,  £1  los. 

1134  Audeberi  (J.  B.)     Histoire  Naturelle  des  Singes,  63  coloured 

plates,  half  morocco  gilt,  1797,  folio  (565)        Roche,  £1  7s. 

1135  Bandello  (M.)     Novelle,  La  prima,  la  secunda  et  la  tena 

parte,  engraved  titles,  3  vol.,  4ta.,  Lucca,  i554^La  Quarta 
parte,  8vo.,  Lione.  1573,  together  4  vol.,  6rs(  edition,  old 
morocco  extra,  1554-73,  4to.  (186)  QuariUA,  i9  5s- 

1136  Bewick  (T.)     Selea  Fables,  with  cuts  designed  and  engraved 

by  T.  and  J.  Bewick,  and  others,  imperial  paper,  uncut 
(not  cut  open),  bound  in  modem  cloth,  Newcastle,  1820, 
3vo.  (595)  CkadwUk,  £(>  12s.  6d. 


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1137  Bewick  (T.)    Select  Fables,  with  Memoir,  and  Descriptive 

Catalogue  of  Messrs.  Bewick's  works,  largest  paper, 
portrait  on  India  paper,  and  woodcuts,  caJf  (one  cover 
loose),  m.  e.,  Newcasth,  1820,  8vo.  (631)        Thome,  £,&,  6s. 

1138  Bewick  (T.)    Select  Fables,  with  cuts  designed  and  engraved 

by  T.  and  J.  Bewick,  and  others,  royal  paper,  calf  gilt, 
m.  t.,  Newcastle,  1820,  8vo.  (596)  Tiiarru,£i  15s. 

1139  Bewick  (T.)    Fables  of  /E sop,  and  others,  with  designs  on 

wood  by  T.  Bewick  [and  Johnson],  this  copy  contained 
"  Bewick's  thumb-mark  Receipt,"  royal  p^>er,  calf  gilt, 
gilt  edges,  Neivcastle,  1818,  8vo.  (598)  Sidney,  £2  14s. 

1140  Bewick  (T.)    The  Fables  of  ^sop,  and  others,  first  edition, 

LARGEST  PAPER,  woodcuts,  with  thumb-mark  receipt,  calf 
(joints  cracked),  Nevicasth,  1818, 8vo.  (632)  5ji6i*y,;£4  15s. 

1 141  Bewick  (T.)    Fables  of  ^Esop,  etc,  with  "  Bewick's  Receipt," 

title  slightly  defective,  book-plate  engraved  by  T.  Bewick 
inserted,  calf,  Newcaitle,  i8i8,  8vo.  (600)      iJftie,  £1  i6s. 

1142  Bewick  (T.)    General  History  of  Quadrupeds,  fourth  edition, 

numerous  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  royal  paper,  calf,  with 
book'plate  engraved  by  T.  Bewick,  Newcastle,  1800,  8vo. 
{601)  Sidney,  £1  2S. 

1143  Bewick  (T.)     General  History  of  Quadrupeds,  the  numerous 

woodcuts  engraved  by  T.  Bewick,  fiftn  edition,  irnperial 
paper,  half  calf,  Newcastle,  1807,  8vo,  (602)  Sidney,  £1  13s. 

1144  Bewick  (T.)     History  of  British   Birds,  2   vol.,  first  edition, 

royal  paper,  numerous  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  the 
vignette  at  page  285,  vol.  i,,  partially  inked  over,  calf,  with 
book-plate  engraved  by  T.  Bewick,  one  of  8jo  copies 
printM  on  royal  paper,  Newcastle,  1797-1804,  8vo.  (605) 

Chadwick,  £'^  i8s. 

ri45  Bewick  (T.)    History  of  British  Birds,  z  vol.  in  i,  first  editioi^ 

numerous  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  the  one  at  page  285, 

vol.  i.,  partially  inked  over,   fine  copy  in  morocco,  uncut, 

Newcastle,  1797-1804,  8vo.  (606)  Ward,£^  14s. 

1146  Bewick  (T.)     History  of    British    Birds,  2   vol.,    imperial 

Hier,  the  numerous  woodcuts  engraved  by  T.  Bewick, 
f  bound,  Newcastle,  1805,  8vo.  (607)         Sidney,  £3  16s. 

1 147  Bewick  (T.)     History  of  British   Birds,  with  Supplement  in 

two  parts,  2  vol.,  numerous  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  calf, 
m-  e.,  Newcastle,  1821,  8va  (608)  Rimell,  £1  us. 

1148  Bewick  (T.)     History  of  British  Birds,  2  vol-  (vol-  i-  did  not 

contain  the  "  Additamenca "),  numerous  woodcuts  by 
T.  Bewick,  calf,  m.  e.,  Newcastle,  i8a6,  8vo.  (609) 

T/wme,  £1  8s. 

1149  Bewick  (T.)     History  of  British  Birds,  2    vol.,  numerous 

woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  Newcastle,  1832,  8vo.  (610) 

Thome,  £1  6s- 

1150  Bewick  (T.)    Supplement  to  the  History  of  British  Birds, 

both  parts,  imperial  paper,  the  figures  engraved  on  wood 
by  T.  Bewick,  original  bouds,  imcut,  Newcastle,  1821,  8va 
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1151  Bohn's'jExtra  Volumes.  Boccaccio's  Decameron,  Memoirs 
of  Count  Grammont  aud  Charles  II.  and  Rabelais'  Works, 
together  4  voL,  original  cloth,  1846-55,  8vo.  (87) 

BritTuell,  £1  2s. 

1153  Bou]ger(D.  C.)  History  of  China,  illustrations,  3  voL,  uncut, 
1881-84,  Svo.  (312)  Quariicfi,  £2  8s. 

1153  Brugsch-Bey  (H.)     History  of  Egypt  under  the  Pharaohs, 

derived  entirely  from  the  Monuments,  coloured  plates  and 
maps,  z  vol,,  uncut,  1879,  8vo.  (393)  Q^ariteh,  £1  73. 

1154  Byron.     Don  Juan,  Cantos  i  to  16  complete,  first  uniform 

edition,  and  first  edition  of  Cantos  3  to  16,  6  vol.,  uncnt, 
with  the  printed  label  on  each  volume,  1819-24,  8vo.  (62) 

Spen<xr,£\  9s. 
[The  first  editioos  of  the  various  Cantos  are :  Cantos 
i.  and  ii.,  ^to^  1819  ;  Cantos  iii.,  iv.,  v.,  8vo.,  iSzi  ;  Cantos 
vi.,  vii.,  viii.i  8vo.,  1823 ;  Cantos  ix.,  x.,  xL,  8vo.,  1823  ; 
Cantos  )ui.,  xiii.,  xiv.,  8vo.,  1823 ;  Cantos  xv.,  xvi.,  8vo., 
1824 ;  together  6  vol.,  4to.  and  8vo. — Ed.] 

1 155  Calliat  (V.)et  A.  Lance.    Encydop^ie  d'Architecture, plates 

of  designs,  plans,  details,  etc.,  iz  voL,  half  morocco  extra, 
g.  t.,  1E51-62,  4to.  (8)  Hunt,  £2  18s. 

1156  Campan  0-  L.  H.)    Private  Lifeof  Marie  Antoinette,  portraits 

and  plates,  2  vol.,  uncut,  Bentley,  1884,  Svo.  (379} 

/,  Bumpus,  ^l  15s. 

1 1 57  Cancionero  General :  que  contiene  muchas  obras  de  diversos 

autores  antiguos,  con  algunas  cosas  nuevas  de  raodemos, 
de  nuevo  corregido  y  impresso,  morocco  extra,  tooled  sides 
and  back,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  Amiers,  1557,  Svo. 
{150)  AfacColl,  £10 

1 1 58  Cancionero  General.    Another  edition,  a  few  headlines  cut 

into,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  rare,  Aitvers, 
1573,  Svo.  (151)  Maggs,  £3  iss. 

1159  Cancionero  General.  Anothettallandfinecopy,  half  morocco, 

Anvers,  1573,  8vo.  ((52)  Leighion,  £3  $s. 

1 160  Cancionero  de  Obras   de   Burlas  provocantes  a  Risa,  red 

morocco  eKtra,joints,  gilt  edges,  with  the  arms  of  the  Baron 
de  Seilliere  on  sides  by  Beli-Niedrtfe,  Madrid,  Sanchei 
{London,  1841)1  Bvo.  (153)  Ridler,  £1  15s. 

[Reprinted  with  an  introduction  by  Louis  de  Usoz  y  Rio 
from  the  unique  copy  of  tbe  1 5 19  Valencia  edition  in  the 
British  Museum. — Caia/ogue.] 

1 161  Cancionero  de  Obras  de  Burlas  provocantes  a  Risa,  another 

copy,  Spanish  morocco  extra,  gill  edges  byl^ighton  (1841), 
Svo.  (154)  Jif''ggs,£i  35. 

1162  Carlyle  (T.)    History  of   Friedrich  IL  of  Prussia,  called 

Frederick  the  Great,  6  vol.,  first  edition,  portraits  and  maps, 
uncut,  1858-65,  Svo.  (86)  Shepherd,  £1  iis. 

1163  Cervantes  (M.  de).     Los  Trabaios  de  Persiles  y  Sigismunda 

Historia  setentrional,  first  edition,  old  calf  gilt,  title-page 
mounted,  Madrid,  por  Juan  de  la  Cuesta,  1617,  4(0.  (213) 

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la  Mancha,  Nueva  edicion  corregida  por  la  Real  Academia 

Espanola,  portrait,  and  numerous  plates,  4  vol.,  calf  extra, 
gilt  edges,  ^(H^u/,  Ibarra,  1780,410,  (iji)  Leightoit,  £1 12s. 

1165  Cespedes    (Don    Gonqalo  de).     Gcrando,  the    unfortunate 

Spaniard,  or  a  patteme  for  lascivious  Lovers,  originally 
Spanish  and  made  English  by  L.  D.  (Leonard  Digges), 
panelled  calf  extra,  i6zz,  4to.  (221)  Ridler,  £1  is. 

1 166  Cicognara.     Diedo  et  Selva,  EdiSces  et  Monuments  remar- 

quables  de  Vdnise,  Edition  avec  de  nombreux  notes  et  sup- 

flements  par  F.  Zanotto,  upwards  of  250  plates,  2  vol.  in  4, 
alf  mor.  extra,  g.  t,  Venise,  1858,  folio  {16)  Roche,  £i  145. 

1 167  Cid  (The).     Chronica  del  Famoso  Cavallero  Cid  Ruy  Diei 

Cainpeador,  calf  gilt,  gilt  eAgt%,  Burgos,  1593,  folio  (2^9) 
Ellis,  £\  19s. 

1 168  Daly  (C.)    Architecture  Fun^rai re  Contemporaine  Specimens 

de  Tombeaux,  Chapelles  Fun^raires,  Mausoldes,  Sarco- 
phagus, St^es,  Pierres  Tombales  Croix,  etc.,  119  plates, 
half  morocco  extra,  g.  t.,  187 1,  folio  (31)  Batsford,  £1 

1 169  Darly  (M.)     Comic  Prints  of  Characters^  Caricatures,  Maca- 

ronies, etc.,  dedicated  to  David  Gamck,  Esq.,  about  290 
plates,  half  bound,  1776,  folio  (251)  Maggs,  £-j  lot. 

1 170  Day  (F.)    The  Fishes  of  India,  being  a  Natural  History  of 

the  Fishes  known  to  inhabit  the  Seas  and  Fresh  Waters  of 
India,  Bunna  and  Ceylon,  198  plates,  i  vol,  half  morocco, 
uncut,  1878-88,  4to.  (485)  HiU,£i  2s. 

1171  Description  de  I'Egypte  ou  recueil  des  Observations  et  des 

rechcrchcs  qui  ont  ^t^  faites  en  Eg)^te  pendant  I'expMi- 
tion  de  VArm^e  Francaise,  seconde  Idition,  1 1  vol.  of  plates, 
comprising  Antiquites,  S  vol. — Etat  Moderne,  2  vol. — 
Histoire  Naturelle,  3  vol. — Atlas  Gtegraphique,  i  vol.,  half 
morocco  extra,  m.  e.,  text  26  vol,  8vo.,  half  calf  gilt,  to- 
gether 37  vol.,  Paris,  Panckoucke,  iSii,  etc,  folio  (58) 

QuariUk,  £9 

1172  Egan  (P.)    Finish  to  the  Adventures  of  Tom,  Jerry  and 

Logic  in  their  pursuits  through  Life  in  and  out  of  London, 
coloured  plates  and  woodcuts  by  R.  Cruikshank,  half  calf 
gilt.  Strange  and  Steill,  n.  d.,  Bvo,  (135)  Spencer,  £$  7s.  6d. 

1 173  [Esobar  (L.  de).l   Las  q^uatrocientas  respuestas  a  otias  tantas 

pre^untas  quel  illustnssimo  seiior  don  Fadrique  Enriquei 
almjrate  de  Castella  y  oiras  Personas  cmbiaron  a  preguntar 
en  diuersas  vezes  al  autor  nd  nombiado  mas  de  que  era 
frayle  menor,  gothu  Itttcr,  woodcut  titles,  2  vol.,  polished 
Levant  morocco  extra,  silt  edges  by  Chanibolle  Duru, 
Vitlladoiid,  1550-52,  folio  (254)  Leighton,  £b  5». 

1174  Familiar  Garden  Flowers  figured  by  F.  Edward  Hulme  and 

described  by  Shirley  Kibberd,  numerous  coloured  plates, 
5  vol,  half  morocco  extra,  g.  t.,  uncut,  Cassell,  n.  d.,  8vo. 

1 175  Familiar  Wild  Flowers,  figured  and  described  by  F.  E.  Hulme, 

numerous  coloured  plates,  5  vol.,  half  morocco  extra,  g.  t., 
Caasell,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (326)  Satherait,  £1  12s. 


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1176  Fleury  (G.  H.  de).   La  Toscane  au  Moyen  Age  Architecture, 

Civile  et  Militairc,  140  plates,  z  vol.,  half  morocco  extra, 
g.  t,  1873,  folio  (30)  Batsford,  £2  los. 

1177  Forlong(I.  G.  R.)     Rivers  of  Life,  or  Sources  and  Streams 

of  the  Faiths  of  Man  in  all  Lands,  maps  and  illustrations, 
3  vol.,  uncut,  1SS3,  410.  (501)  Thorpe,  £2  4s. 

[178  Fulgosi  (B.)  De  Dictis  foctisque  memorabilibus,  collectanea 
&  CamiUo  Gilinolatlna  facta,  first  edition,  stamped  pigskin, 
with  a  large,  old  and  painted  book-plate,  Mediolam,  1509, 
folio  (381)  Quaritch,  £1  13s. 

1179  Gailhabaud  {).)     L'Architecture  du  V.  au  XVII.  Si^cle  et 

les  Arts  qui  en  dependent,  upward  of  400  plates,  4  vol.,  half 
morocco  extra,  g.  t.,  1872,  folio  (43)  Batsford,  £2,  15s. 

1180  Grnner  (L.)     Decorations  de  Palais  et  d'Eglises  en  Italic, 

Peintes  k  Fresque  ou  executfes  en  Stuc  dans  le  Cours  du 
XV.  et  du  XVI.  Si&cle,  56  plates,  some  coloured,  half 
morocco  extra,  g.  t.,  1854,  folio  (42)  Quaritck,  £2  Ss. 

1 181  Herbert    (Lady   Lucy,   of  Fowis,   Superior   of  the    English 

Augustin  Nuns).  Several  Excellent  Methods  of  Hearing 
Mass,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  RiviSre,  Al  Bruges, 
1742,  8vo.  (146)  Ridler,  £2  is, 

1182  Herculanum  et  Pompei.      Recueil  G^n^ral  des  Feintures, 

Bronzes,  Mosaiques,  etc.,  d^couverts  jusqu'k  ce  jour, 
numerous  plates,  8  vol.,  including  the  Musfe  Secret,  half 
calf  gilt,  uncut,  original  issue,  Didot,  1840,  imperial  8vo. 
(471)  Bickers,£s  7s.  6d. 

1183  Howitt   (W.)      Homes   and  Haunts   of  the   most   Eminent 

British  Poets,  2  vol.,  illustrations,  extra  illustrated  by  tbe 
insertion  of  numerous  portraits,  views,  and  other  engrav- 
ings, half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.  by  Worsfold,  1847,  Svo.  (81) 

Tregaskis,  £l  los. 

I1S4  Hubsch   (H.)      Monuments    de    I'Archi lecture    Chr^tienne 

depuis  Constantin  justju'^  Charlemagne,  63  plates,   half 

morocco,  g.  t.,  1866,  folio  (22)  Quaritch,  £5  5s. 

1185  Hume  and  Smollett.     History  of  England,  with  continuation 

by  the  Rev.  T.  S.  Hughes,  portraits,  17  vol.,  calf  extra,  m.  e., 
184S-55,  Svo.  {401)  Sotheran,  £\  7s. 

1186  Jameson  (Mrs.)     Memoirs  of  the  Beauties  of  the  Court  of 

Charles  the  Second,  31  plates,  half  morocco  extra,  g.  t., 
1841,  imperial  Svo.  (474)  Hilt,  £1 

1187  Jardinc  (Sir  W.)  Naturalist's  Library,  portraits  and  numerous 

coloured  plates,  40  vol.,  original  cloth,  uncut,  Edinburgh, 

1833-43.  Svo.  (349)  Hill,  £3   I3S. 

iiSS  Jesse  (Edward).  Gleanings  in  Natural  History,  3  vol.,  1835 
— Scenes  and  Tales  of  Country  Life,  1844,  woodcuts,  extra 
illustrated  (chiefly) by  the  insertion  of  numerous  woodcuts 
from  the  First  Edition  of  Bewick's  Birds,  half  light-blue 
calf,  symbolically  tooled,  g.  e.,  8vo.  (80)  Tregaskis,  £\  14s. 

I189  Jones  (O.)     Details  and  Ornaments  from  the  Alhambra,  50 


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IIQO  Jones  (O.)  Grammar  of  Ornament,  illustrated  by  examples 
from  various  styles  of  Ornament,  ita  coloured  plates,  1868 
(S72)  Homstein,  £3  5s. 

1 191  Jones  (S.)    New  Biographical  Dictionary,  interleaved  to  folio 

size,  and  extra  illustrated  by  the  addition  of  about  550 
portraits,  many  rare  and  curious,  including  some  fine  mezzo- 
tints by  Faber  and  others,  half  bound,  1799,  folio  (293) 

Tregaskis,  £1$ 

1192  King  (T.  H.)     The   Study  Book  of  Medieval  Architecture 

and  Art,  being  a  series  of  working  Drawings  of  the  Prin- 
cipal Monuments  of  the  Middle  Ages,  400  plates  on  India 
paper,  4  vol.,  half  mor.,  g.  t.,  1868,  4to.  (10)  Rimell,£-z  8s. 
ri93  Knight  (H.  G.)  The  Ecclesiastical  Architecture  of  Italy 
from  the  Time  of  Constantine  to  the  Fifteenth  Century,  81 
[dates.  2  vol.,  half  morocco,  1843,  folio  {40)  Maggs,  £i  i6s. 

1194  Lsunb  (Charles),     Essays  on  Elia,  1849— Rosamund  Gray, 

etc.,  1849— Letters,  with  Life,  by  T.  N.  Talfourd,  1B49— 
Final  Memorials,  by  Talfourd,  i8;o,  illustrated  by  the 
insertion  of  upwards  of  8a  portraits  and  illustrations,  half 
light-blue  mor.,  [.  e.  g.  by  Worsfold,  8vo.  {79)  Trtxaskis,  £4 

1195  Lang  (A.)    The  Library,  LARGE  PAPER,  full  Levant  morocco 

extra,  t.  e,  g.,  1892,  8vo.  (101)  Thome,  £t  4s. 

1196  Lang   (A.)     Lost   Leaders,   lirst  edition,   LARGE  PAPER,  full 

Levant  mor,  extra,  t.  e,  g.,  1889,  8vo.  (loa)    Thome.,  £\  2S, 

1197  Lang  (A.)    Angling  Sketches,  Etchings,  etc.,  first  edition, 

LARGE  PAPER,  full  Levant  morocco  extra,  t,  e.  g.,  1891, 
8vo.  (103)  Thome,  £1  6s. 

1198  Lang  (A.)     Homer  and  the  Epic,  first  edition,  large  paper, 

full  morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  [893,  8vo.  (105)  Thor?ie,  £1  3s. 

1199  Lang    (A.)     Letters   to   Dead   Authors,   large   PAPER,   fill) 

Levant  mor.  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  1892,  8vo.  (106)    Theme,  £t  2s. 

1200  Lang  (A.)     Old  Friends,  first  edition,  large  paper,  printed 

on  Japanese  paper,  full  Levant  morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  1890, 
Bva  (107)  Thome,  £1  2s. 

1201  Lang  (A.)     Letters  on  Literature,  first  edition,  large  faPER, 

full  Levant  morocco  extra,  t.  c.  g.,  1889,  8vo.  (loB) 

Thome,  £1  4s. 

1202  Lang  (A.)    Theocritus,  Bion,  and  Moschus,  rendered  into 

English  prose,  first  edition,  large  paper,  full  Levant 
morocco  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  i88g,  8vo.  (109)  Thome,  £l  6s. 

1203  Ledesma  (A.  de).     Romanccro  y  Monstro  Imaginado,  purple 

morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with  the  arms  of  Lord  Stuart  de 
Rothesay  on  sides,  silk  end  leaves,  first  leaf  of  dedication 
defective,  Zmab,  1616,  8vo.  (147)  Quariich,£i  is. 

i»)4  Lodge  (E.)  Portraits  of  Illustrious  Personages  of  Great 
Britain,  240  plates,  i2  vol.,  uncut,  Harding,  1835,  imperial 
8vo.  (473)  Britwcll,  £l  6s. 

1205  Long5Calfe(W.  H.  D.)    History  and  Antiquities  of  the  Parish 

of  Darlington,  portraits,  views,  monuments,  and  woodcuts 
of  arms,  large  paper,  half  morocco  extra,  g,  t.,  iJur- 
/('«^«,  1854,  4to.  {177)  Edwards,  £1  lis. 

1206  Loudon    (Mrs.)      Ladies    Flower    Garden    of  Ornamental 

Perennials  and  Annuals,  3  vol. — British  Wild  Flowers, 


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tt^ether  4  vol.,  numerous  coloured  plates,  half  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  1840-461  4to.  (528)         ^lariteh,  £1  los. 

1207  Lowe  (£.  J.)    Ferns:  British  and  Exotic,  upwards  of  400 

coloured  plates,  8  vol^  uncut,  Bell,  1871,  royal  8vo.  (362} 
Hill,  £1  los. 

1208  Macaulay  (Lord).    History  of  England  from  the  Accession 

of  James  the  Second,  ;  vol.,  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of 
about  90  portraits,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.  by  Worafold, 
1849-61,  8vo.  (77)  Trtgoikii,  £3  19s. 

1209  March  (A.)     Les  Obres  del  Valeros  y  extrenv  Cavalier  vigil 

y  elegantissim.  poeta  Ausias  March.  Novamente  revistes 
y  esiampades  ao  gran  cura  y  diligencia,  original  stamped 
vellum,  Barcelona  fer  Carlei  amoros  Provencal,  1545,  8vo. 
(167)  Quaritck,  £,^%5. 

[This  edition  contains  a  number  of  March's  Poems  which 
are  not  included  in  the  edition  of  i^2i9--~Cafalaeue'\ 

1 210  MissaleSecundu  vsuminsignisecclesieSar,gDthtcXtltn,in  red 

and  blaclc,  fine  woodcuts  and  woodcut  borders,  one  leaf  fA 
the  Canon  of  the  Mass  on  vellum,  with  a  linely-painted  fiiU- 
pa^e  engraving,  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  wanted 
folios  87,  89,  90,  and  some  margins  repaired,  Rouen, 
M.  Morin,  1508,  folio  (285)  Bull,  £\\  5s. 

1211  Missale  Romanum  noviter  impressum  cum  anootationibus  in 

margine,  addita  Missa  Arch.  Gabrielis  per  Leonem  Papa 
X.  Approbata,  gothic  lAltt,  red  and  black  musical  notes, 
2  full-page  and  numerous  small  woodcuts,  margins  of 
Canon  and  some  other  leaves  mended,  folios  201,  202 
defective,  few  leaves  at  end  wormed,  old  calf,  Venet.,  L.  A- 
de  Giunta,  1516,  foHo  (272)  Tregaskis,  £^  12s.  6d. 

I2ii  Morris  (F.  O.)    Natural  History  of  British  Moths,  numerous 
coloured  plates,  4  vol.,  uncut,  1872,  royal  8vo.  (316) 

mil,  £2  3s. 

1213  Morris  (F.  O.)     Natural  History  of  the  Nests  and  Eggs  of 

British    Birds,  upwards  of    200    coloured    plates,  3   vol^ 
original  cloth,  uncut,  Groombridge,  186;,  royal  8vo.  (367) 
Homstein,  £1   14s. 

1214  Mus^e  de  Peinture  et  de  Sculpture  ou  recueil  des  Principaux 

Tableaux,  Statues  et  Bas-Relief  des  collections  pubhques 
et  particuliSres  de  I'Europe,  outline  plates,  10  vol.,  naif 
morocco  extra,  g,  t.,  1874-75,  8vo.  (1)  Roche,  £\  15s, 

1215  Paroissien  de  la  Renaissance  contenant  les  Ofhces  seloo  le 

Rite  Romain,  printed  by  Jouaust,  with  Geoffrey  Tory 
borders  round  each  page,  50  copies  printed  on  China 
paper,  morocco,  panel  sides  and  back,  gilt  edges  by  Bedford, 
Paris,  1874,  8vo.  (1 16)  l^aggi,  £^ 

1216  Piranesi  (J.  B.  F.)    Vasi.  Candelabri,  Cippi,  Sarcofagi,  Tri- 

di,  Lucerne,  ed  Omamente  Antichi,  112  plates,  3  vol., 
"morocco,  Roma,  1778,  folio  (17)  Fonlaitu,  £z 

1217  Pitra  (J.  B.)     Spicilcgium  Solesmense  complectens  Sanc- 

torum Patrum  Scriptorumque  Ecclesiasticonim  Anecdota 
Hactenus  Opera,  4  vol.,  half  calf  gilt,  1852,  imperial  Svo. 
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I2i8  Planch^  CJ- R-)  Cyclopaedia  of  Costume,  or  Dictionary  of 
Dress,  numerous  plates  and  woodcuts,  3  vol.,  half  morocco, 
g,  t,  1876,  4to.  {494)  QftariUh,  £4  6s. 

1319  Primaleon.  Los  tres  libros  del  muy  esforcado  cavallero 
Primaleon  et  Polandos  su  hermano  hiios  del  Emperador 
Palmerin  de  Oliva,  title  in  red  and  black,  with  lai^  wood- 
cut and  woodcuts  in  the  text,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edires  by 
F.  Bedford,  Venecia,  1534,  folio  (266)        Leigkton,  £q  15s. 

ia30  Revoil  (H.)    Architecture  Romane  du  Midi  de  la  France, 

312  plates,  3  vol.,  half  morocco  extra,  g.  t.,  1873.  folio  (29) 

Bats/ord,  £6  iSB. 

1221  Religious  Emblems,  large  paper,  a  series  of  engravings  on 
wood,  from  designs  by  J.  Thurston,  od  India  paper,  with 
descriptions  by  J.  Thomas,  presentation  copy  to  Sir 
T.  Gage,  with  a  full-length  portrait  of  Mr.  Thomas  (private 
plate)  presented  to  Sir  T.  Gage,  and  unfinished  portraits 
of  Mr.  Thurston  and  the  Rev.  J.  Thomas  inserted,  morocco 
gilt,  gilt  edges,  i3o9,  410.  (330)  Maggs,  £\  3s. 

1322  Romancero' General,  en  que  se  contienen  todos  los  Romances 

3ue  andan  impresses,  aora  nuevamente  aiiadido  y  enmen- 
ado,  Madrid,  1604  —  Segunda  parte  del  Romancftro 
General,  recopitado  por  Miguel  de  Madrigal,  Valladolid, 
1603,  2  vol.,  purple  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with  the 
anns  of  Lord  Stuart  de  Rothesay  on  sides,  1604-5,  4to. 
C224)  Leighion,  £(,  6s. 

[The  second  part  was  not  printed  uniform  in  size  with 
the  first.  This  copy  had  nine  leaves  reprinted,  and  the  last 
two  leaves  of  the  table  injured.— Ca/a/ofW?.] 

1233  Romancero  General,  en  que  se  contienen  todos  los  Romances 
que  andan  impressos,  aora  nuevamente  anadido  y  enmen- 
dado,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  last 
leaf  of  table  in  facsimile,  and  a  few  headlines  shaved, 
Madrid,  1604,  4to.  (235)  Maggs,  £i  l6s, 

1324  Ruding  (R.)  Annals  of  the  Coinage  of  Great  Britain  and  its 
dependencies,  portrait  and  plates,  3  vol.,  calf  extra,  m.  e., 
1840,  4to.  (484)  Harding,  £i,  A,%. 

1225  Scott  (Sir  Walter).     Familiar  Letters  and  Journal,  4  vol, 

portrait  and  vignettes,  extra  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of 
about  90  portraits  and  views,  several  scarce,  half  morocco, 
te.  g.  by  Worsfbld,  189094,  8vo.  (78)     Tregaskis,  £i  12s. 

1226  Scott  (Sir  W.)     Landscape  Illustrations  and  Portraits  of  the 

Principal  Female  Characters  in  the  Waverley  Novels,  steel 
engravings,  3  vol,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges.  Tilt,  1834,  4to. 
(472)  Doig,  £1  2s. 

1337  [Silva  (F.  de).]  Segunda  Comedia  de  Celestina  en  laqual  se 
trata  de  los  amores  de  un  cavallero  Uamado  Felidis,  y  de 
una  douiella  de  ciara  sangra  Ilamada  Polandria,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  from  the  Salva  Library,  Anvers,  s.  a. 
{rf««  IS45),  8vo.  (157)  LeightOH,  £3 

1328  Sowerby  (J.  E.)  English  Botany  or  Coloured  Figures  of 
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It  vol.,  half  calf  extra,  in.e.,Hardwicke,  1863-72,  8vo.  (359) 

Bumpus,  j£l4  5s. 

IZZ9  Street  (G.  E.)  Some  Account  of  Gothic  Architecture  in 
Spain,  illustrations,  uncut,  1865,  8vo.  (3)     Sothiran,  £2  zs. 

1330  Thomas  ^  Kempis.  Ue  Imitatione  Christi,  back  of  title 
mended  and  some  leaves  soiled,  morocco  super  extra,  gilt 
edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  Lugduai.,  J.  et  D.  Elzevir,  s.  d,,  8vo. 
(88)  Treg<Kkh,  £2  lis. 

1231  Tomich  (Mossen  P^re).     Historias  e  Conquestas  dels  excel- 

lenlissims  e  Catholics  Reys  de  Arago,  e  ae  lurs  antecessors 
los  Comies  de  Barcelona,  etc.,  gothic  Uttn,  woodcut  title 
and  numerous  woodcuts,  morocco  extra,  gilt  ed^es  by  F. 
Bedford,  Barcelona,  1534,  folio  (253)  Leighton,  £12  5s. 

1232  Trott  (N.)     Laws  of  the  British   Plantations  in  America  re- 

lating to  the  Church  and  the  Clergy,  Religion  and  Learning, 
origioal  calf,  171X,  folio  (280)  Quariich,  £2  us.  6d. 

1233  Waller  (E.)      Poems,  etc.,  written  upon  several  Occasions, 

portraits,  etc.,  several  old  and  scarce  cues  inserted,  panelled 
calfgilt,  gilt  edges  by  J.  Larkins,  171  r,  8vo.  (82) 

Trigaskis,  £1  9s. 

1234  Westwood   (J.  O.)     Cabinet   of  Oriental  Entomology,  41 

coloured  plates,  half  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  Smith,  1S48, 
4to.  (537)  Magg^,  £2  6s. 

1235  Willshire  (W.  H.)    An  Introduction  to  the  Study  and  Collec- 

tion of  Ancient  Prints,  illustrations,  2  vol.,  second  edition, 
roxburghe,  g.  t,,  1877,  8vo.  {319)  Hill,  £1  6s. 

1236  Yarrell  (W.)    History  of  British  Birds,  3  vol.,  520  wood  en- 

gravings, clean  in  cloth,  Van  Voorst,  1843,  8vo.  (659) 

young,  £1  i2S. 

1237  Yarrell  (W.)     History  of  British  Birds,  3  vol.,  first  edition, 

with  the  Supplements  and  Cancels,  520  wood  engravings, 
clean  in  cloin,  1839-41-43,  8vo.  (660)  Young,  £\  19s, 

1238  Yarrell  (W.)     History  of  British  Birds,  3  vol.,  second  edition, 

535  wood  engravings,  presentation  copy  to  W.  T.  Wright, 
Esq.,  from  the  author,  1S4S,  8vo.  (661)        Thome,  £\  16s. 


[November  30TH  and  following  dav,  1898.] 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &•  HODGE. 


(No.  of  Lots,  669 ;  amount  realised,  £\  ,280  2s.) 

1239  Accomplish'd  Lady's  Delight,  second  edition,  portrait,  en- 

graved frontispiece  and  cuts,  a  leaf  or  two  of  text  shaved, 
morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges  in  Zaehnsdorf  s  best  style, 
with  all  faults,  1677,  Bvo,  (i)  Ja»us,  £\ 

1240  Accomplish'd  Ladies  Delight,  third  edition,  portrait,  frontis- 

piece and  cuts,  in  the  original  calf  binding,  enclosed  in  a 
o  drop  case,  1683,  8vo.  (2)  Naltaii,  £4 


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1241  Accomplish'd  Lady's  Delight,  in  Preserving,  Physick,  Beau- 

tifyiDg,  Cookery.  Gardening,  and  Angling,  engraved  title 
and  last  leaf  slightly  mended,  a  few  headlines  shaved, 
morocco  extra,  t.e.g.,  with  all  faults,  1719,  Svo.  (3)  Maggs^£i 

1242  Aldam  {W.  H.)    A  Quaint  Treatise  on  "  Flees  and  the  AJi  a 

Ariyfichall  Flee  Making,"  by  an  Old  Fisherman  .  .  .  with 
Editorial  Notes  and  Patterns  of  Flies,  and  Samples  of  the 
Materials  for  making  each  Fly,  also  two  chromo  plates, 
original  cloth,  giit  edges,  1880,  410.  (aSjl  W.  Brown,  £2  4s. 

1243  American  Angler's    Guide,  fourth  »iilion,  morocco    extra, 

t.  e.  g.,  JVnv  York,  1849,  Svo.  (9)  Quaritch,  £1  4s. 

1244  A[nderdon]  (J.  L.)  The  River  Dove,  with  some  quiet  thoughts 

on  the  Happy  Practice  of  Angling,  near  to  the  Seat  of 
Charles  Cotton,  one  of  6  copies  printed  on  4(0.  sized  paper, 
half  bound,  presentation  copy  to  "  Frances  Anderdon,  from 
her  affectionate  Nephew,  John  L.  Anderdon,  1845," 
Privately  printed,  n.  d,  (1845),  4to.  (a86)  Maurice,  £(> 

I24<)  Angler's  Companion  (Horse  and  Groom,  Lea  Bridge,  and 
White  House  Fisheries),  engravings,  original  wrapper 
bound  up,  n.  d. — Boy's  Own  Hand  Book  of  Angling,  wood- 
cuts, J.  March,  n.  d. — The  Hunter  and  Angler,  illustrated, 
New  York,  iB8z — The  Modem  Angler,  coloured  frontis- 
piece and  woodcuts,  Derby,  n.  d. ;  and  others,  all  with  the 
original  wrappers  inserted,  and  bound  in  half  morocco, 
t.  e.  g.,  together  8  vols.,  8vo.  (17)  Maurice,  £2  lis. 

1246  Angler's  Hand'Book  (The),  first  edition,  two  coloured  plates 

of  Hies,  Including  many  never  before  figured,  original  cloth 
cover  bound  up,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf, 
R.  Tyas,  1838,  8vo.  (21)  Maurice,  £1  i6s. 

1247  Angler's  Hand-Book,  second   edition,  two  coloured  plates 

(spotted),  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1838— The  Angler's  Guide, 
frontispiece,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  ^.,  n.  d.  (22)  Maurice,  £1  a- 

1248  Angler's  Hand-Book,  third  edition,  two  coloured  plates  of 

flies,  original  cloth  cover  bound  up,  light  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  1840,  8vo.  (23)  Maurice,  14s. 

1249  Annals  of  Sporting  and  Fancy  Gazette,  a  Magazine  entirely 

appropriated  to  Sporting  Subjects  and  Fancy  Pursuits, 
complete  in  13  vol.,  numerous  coloured  plates  by  Aiken, 
other  illustrations  by  Scott,  Howitt,  etc.,  and  portraits  of 
celebrated  Pugilists  and  Pedestrians,  1822-28 — Annals  of 
Sporting  (lettered  vol.  xiv,  and  xv.),  n.  d.  (1824-27), 
together  15  vol.,  half  morocco,  uniform,  t.  e.  g.,  1822-28, 
8vo.  (26)  Piclfering,  ^31 

1250  [Ayrton  (W.).]    Adventures  of  a  Salmon  in  the  River  Uee, 

.  .  .  with  Notes  for  the  Fly-Fisher  in  North  Wales,  plates, 
half  morocco,  t.  e,  g.  (1853),  8vo.  (32)  Shepherd,  6s. 

1251  Bainb ridge  (G.  C.)  The  Fiy  Fisher's  Guide,  coloured  frontis- 

piece and  coloured  plates  of  flies,  first  edition,  half  calf, 
Liverpool,  1816, 8vo.  (35)  Pickering,  £\  i6s, 

1252  Barker  (T.)  Barker's  Delight,  or  the  Art  of  Angling,  second 

edition,  much  enlarged,  interleaved  copy,  several  headlines 
and  a  small  ptortion  trf  text  cut  into,  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges  (sold  with  all  faults),  \fin,Zw.\.'fi)  Pickering,  £\  i6s. 


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1253  Baricer  (T.)  The  An  of  Angling,  wherein  are  discovered 
many  rare  Secrets,  very  necessary  to  be  knonne  by  all  that 
delight  in  that  Recreation,  morocco  super  extra,  t  e.  g., 
1653,  4to.  (287)  Naiiaii,  ^7  15s. 

I2;4  Barlow  (Francis).  Severall  Wayes  of  Hunting,  Hawking, 
and  Fishing,  according  to  the  English  manner,  engraved 
title  and  12  plates  by  W.  Hollar,  mottled  calf  extra,  gUt 
edges,  oblong  folio,  J.  Overton,  1671  (328)  Pickering,  £j  los. 

1255  Barlow  (Francis).    A  sett  of  Prints  on  Hunting,  Hawking, 

and  Fishing,  11  plates,  n.  d.  (329)  Maggs,  £1  15s. 

1256  Beroers  (Dame  Juliana).    Treatyse  of  Fysshynge  wyth  an 

Angle,  reprinted  from  the  Book  of  St.  Albans,  facsimile 
cuts,  lussia  gilt,  gilt  edges,  W.  Pickering,  1S27,  8vo.  (42) 

Sotheran,  £t  2a. 
[T.  Satcheil's  copy  with  his  corrections,  [he  one  he  used 
10  reprint  from. — Caialogue.1 

1257  Berners  (Dame  Juliana).    "  Here  b^ynnyth  the  treatyse  of 

fysshynge  wyth  an  Angle,"  blatli  utter,  first  edition,  and 
taken  from  the  second  edition  of  the  Book  of  St  Albans, 
Wynkyn  de  Worde,  1496,  12  leaves,  one  in  &csimile, 
morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere  and  Son,  1496^  folio 
(330)  Quariich,  £a9 

1258  Berners  (Dame  Juliana).    The  Book  containing  the  Treatises 

of  Hawking,  Hunting,  Coat-Armour,  Fishing,  and  Biasing 
of  Arms,  as  printed  at  Westminster,  by  Wynkyn  de  Worde, 
in  1496  (edited  by  Joseph  Haslewoodi,  one  of  150  copies, 
numerous  illustrations,  bound  in  2  vol.,  morocco  super 
extra  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  fine  copy,  1810,  folio  (331) 

Maurice,  ^4  17s.  6d. 

1259  Best  (T.)    Concise  Treatise  on  the  Art  of  Angling  ...  to 

which  is  added  the  Complcat  Fly-Fisher,  tirst  edition, 
frontispiece,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  1787,  8vo.  (44)     Naliali,  £1  9s. 

1 260  [Billlngsley  (J.)]     Epitome  of  the  Art  of  Husbandry,  frontis- 

piece and  a  leaf  slightly  defective,  a  few  headlines  shaved, 
half  calf,  1670— Moore  (Sir  J.)  England's  Interest,  LARGE 
COPY  in  calf,  with  autograph  of  J.  S.  Cotton  inside  cover. 
1721,  Svo.  (51)  MaggSy  £i  i8s. 

1261  Blacker  (W.)     Art  of  Fly  Making,  etc.,  re-written  and  revised 

by  the  author,  Blacker,  himself,  coloured  frontispiece, 
coloured  plates  of  Hies,  and  other  illustrations,  calf  gilt,  m.  e., 
1855.  8vo.  (57)   .  Pickering,  £1 

1262  Blome  (R.)  The  Gentleman's  Recreation  . . .  Horsemanship, 

Hawking,  Hunting,  Fishing,  etc,  first  edition,  plates,  in- 
cluding several  of  coats  of  arms,  and  woodcuts,  last  leaf 
mended  and  mounted,  as  also  the  engraved  title  and  dedi- 
cation, sold  not  subject  to  return,  old  Calf,  1686,  folio 
(332)  Pickering,  £a  4s. 

1263  Bowlker  (R.)    The  Art  of  Angling  improved  in  all  its  parts, 

especially  Fly-Fishing,  first  edition,  two  or  three  headlines 
shaved,  original  sheep  binding,  Worcester,  M.  Olivers,  n.  d. 
{circa  175B),  Svo.  (69)  Natlali,  £1  100. 


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ii64  Bowlker  (R.)  „     „, 

edition,  old  mottled  calf  gilti  Worcester,  I 

{circa  1758),  8vo.  (70)  Pov>^U,  £2 

116;  Bowlker  (R.)    Art  of  Angling,  another  copy  of  the  first 

edition,  old  calf  gilt,  r.  e.,  Worcester,  a.  d.  {area  1758),  8vo. 

(71)  Mathews,  £3 

1166  Brown's  Angler's  Almanac  for  1848,  original  wrapper,  New 

York,  and   1848,  1849,   1851,  in  half  morocco  gilt,  I.  e.  g., 
8vo,  (89)  Maurice,  £\  lis, 

1167  Carleton  Q.  W.)    The  Sporting  Sketch  Book,  n  engravings, 

original  cloth,  uncut,  1842,  8vo.  (92]  Homstein,  £1  4s. 

II6S  Catalogue  of  Books  on  Angling,  with  some  Brief  Notices  of 
several  of  their  Authors,  Sit  Henry  Ellis's  copy,  who  had 
written  on  fly-leaf :  ''  Of  this  catalogue,  originally  inserted 
in  the  Censura  Literaria  by  myself,  not  more  than  60  de- 
tached copies  were  taken  off,"  interleaved  copy,  with 
numerous  manuscript  notes  and  additions,  half  calf,  1811, 
8va  {99)  Maurice,  £t  6s. 

1169  Cbalkhill  0)  Thealma  and  Clearchus,  a  Pastoral  History  in 
smooth  and  easie  Verse,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges  (several  leaves 
stained),  1683,  8vo.  (100)  Pickering,  £2  zs. 

[The  preface  was  written  by  liaak  VisXtaa.— Catalogue. '\ 
1270  Cheetham  (J.)    The  Angler's  Vade  Mecum  :  or  a  Discourse 
of  Angling,  first  edition,  stained  copy,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  1681, 
8vo,  (105)  Pickering,  £1  i8s. 

1171  Cheetham  0.)  Angler's  Vacle  Mecum,  a  made-up  copy  of  the 
first  edition,  several  headlines  cut  into,  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges,  with  all  taults,  1681,  8vd.  (106)         Mathews,  £1  is. 

1171  Cheetham  (J.)  Angler's  Vade  Mecum,  another  copy  of  the 
first  edition,  a  few  headlines  shaved,  olive  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  1681,  8vo.  (107)  tiazlitt,£\  i8s. 

1273  Cheetham  (J.)  Angler's  Vade  Mecum,  second  edition,  very 
much  enlarged,  plates,  calf,  m.  e.,  1689  (108) 

Mathews,  ^i  6s. 

1374  Cheetham  (J.)    Ang^lei's  Vade  Mecum,  another  copy  of  the 

second  edition,  sprinkled  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1689, 8vo.  (109) 

Maurice  £1  3s. 

IXJS  [Chitty  (E.)]  Illustrated  Fly-Fisher's  Text  Book  ...  by 
Theophilus  South,  23  engravings  after  Cooper,  Fielding, 
etc.,  original  doth,  uncut,  1845,  8vo.  (112)  Maurice,  £l  is. 

1276  Chitty  (E.)  Fly-Fisher's  Text  Book,  another  copy,  calf  gilt, 
gilt  edges,  184s,  8vo.  (113)  Houghton,  £1  5s. 

^rn  Chitty  (E.)  Fly-Fisher's  Text  Book,  another  copy,  half  calf 
gilt,  m.  e.,  1845,  8vo.  (114)  Shepherd,  £1  3s. 

1173  Collection  of  Right  Merrie  Garlands  for  North  Country 
Anglers,  portraits,  and  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick,  one  of  11 
complete  copies,  vide  MS.  note,  mottled  calf  extra,  y.  e.  by 
Riviere,  Newcastle,  E.  Chamley,  1841,  8vo.  (120) 

1179  Collins  (John).  Salt  and  Fishery  (including  an  Account  of 
the  Newfoundland  Fishery),  1682,410.  {agb)  Poison,  £4  18s. 


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i28o  Couch  (J.)  Hisloryof  the  Fishesoftfac  British  Islands,4vo)., 
J7  coloured  plates  from  drawings  by  the  author.  Groom- 
bridge,  1868,  8vo.  (ijs)  Maurice,  £1 

1281  Country-man's   Recreation   (The),    or   the   Art     of  Planting, 

Graffing  and  Gardening  .  .  .  whereunto  is  added  The 
Expert  Gardener,  woodcuts,  1654— Barker  (T.)  The  Art 
of  Angling,  wherein  are  discovered  many  rare  secrets,  1653, 
in  r  vol.,  8vo.  (398)  Pickerings  £\q  15s. 

1282  Country  Genlleman's  Companion,  second  edition  (contains 

the  Arts  of  Hunting.  Coursing,  Hawking,  Angling,  etc.), 
russia  gilt,  symbolically  tooled,  gilt  edges,  Dublin,  1755, 
8vo.  (136)  Maurice,  £3  15s. 

1283  Country    Gentleman's    Companion,    2    vol.,    1753 — B.    (J.) 

Epitome  of  Husbandry,  with  New  Editions,  frontispieces, 
1675— Complete  Graiicr,  1767,  all  in  half  morocco  gil^ 
m.  e.,  8vo.  (137)  Maggs,  £2  19s. 

1284  Cox  (N.)     Gentleman's  Recreation,  second  edition,  illustia- 


sprinkted  calf  extra,  y,  e.,  1677,  8vo.  (139)       Maiheuis,  £^ 

1385  Cox  (N.)     Gentleman's  Recreation,  third  edition,  with  the 

folding  sheet,  and  plates,  sprinkled  calf  extra,  y.  e.,  1688, 

8vo.  (140)  Robson,  £1  16s. 

1286  Cox  (N.)     Gentleman's   Recreation,  fourth  edition,  with  the 

folding  sheet  (slightly  deYective  and  mounted]  and  plates, 

sprinkled  calf  extra,  y.  e.,  1697,  8vo,  (141)      Maggs,  £1  5s. 

1387  Cox   (N.)     Gentleman's   Recreation,  fifth  edition,  with  the 

folding  sheet  (mounted),  and  plates,  sprinkled  calf  extra, 

y.  e.,  1706,  8vo.  (143)  Maggs,  £\  ys. 

1288  Cox(N.)     Gentleman's  Recreation,  sixth   edition,   with   the 

folding  sheet,  and  plates,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  fine 
copy,  1731,  8vo,  (144)  Maurice,  £1  ijs. 

1289  Crawhall  (J.)     llie  Compleatest  Angling  Booke  that  ever  was 

Writ,  etchings  and  woodcuts,  illustrations  of  fish,  etc.,  half 
morocco,  t.  e.g.,  NewcaslU,  1859,410.  (299)  Maggs, £i  i8s. 

1390  Crawhall  (J.)  The  Compleatest  Angling  Booke  that  ever  was 
Writ,  one  of  100  copies,  etchings  and  woodcuts,  calf  antique, 
uncut,  L  e.  g.,  Newcastle,  1881,  4to.  (300)  Matkews,  j^z  12s. 

1291  Daniel  (W.  B.)  Rural  Sports,  with  the  .Supplement,  4  vol., 
fine  impressions  of  the  numerous  plates,  chiefly  by  J.  Scott, 
calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  1812-13,  8vo.  (147)  Maggs,  £2  los. 

1293  Davy  (Sir  H.)  Salmonia  ;  or  Days  of  Fly  Fishing,  third 
edition,  plates,  extra  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of  several 
portraits  and  engravings,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  1833,  8vo. 
(149)  Maurice,  £1 

1293  D[ennys]  {J[ohn)].  The  Secrets  of  Angling  .  .  .  augmented 
with  many  approved  experiments  by  W.  Lawson,  fourth 
edition,  woodcut  frontispiece  cut  into,  as  are  some  of  the 
headlines,  stamped  morocco,  gilt  edges  (with  all  faults), 
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1394  DictioDary  of  Country  Afiain,  Handicraft,  etc.,  cuts,  1704 — 

Another  edition,  a  vol,  plates  and  woodcuts,  1765— 
ManhalKC.)  Gardening  .  .  .  with  Hints  on  Fisb-Ponds, 
uncut,  1800,  all  in  half  mor.  gilt,  8vo.  (155)    Maggs,  £1  6s. 

1395  Donovan  (E.)    Natural  History  of  British  Fishes,  5  vol., 

numerous  accurately-finished  coloured  plates,  calf,  1802-S, 
8vo.  (157)  RobiOH,  £2  3s. 

■296  Essay  on  Angling,  by  a  Member  of  the  Worcester  Anglers' 
Society,  morocco  extra,  t  e.  %.,  Worcester  {Mass.),  1840, 
8va  (163)  Mauriee,  £\  6s. 

I3g7  Fairfax  (T.)  The  Complete  Sportsman,  frontispiece,  half 
morocco,  m.  e.,  n.  d. —Complete  Family-Piece,  calf  extra 
by  Zaehnsdorf,  1737— JacoD  (G-)  The  Country  Gentle- 
man's Vade  Mecum,  frontispiece,  half  bound,  1717,  8vo. 
(167)  Maurice,  £1  lis. 

1296  Fisher  (P.),  i.e^  W.  A.  Chatlo.  The  Angler's  Souvenir, 
plates  on  India  paper,  and  ornamental  woodcut  borders  to 
each   page    of  letterpress,    by   Becknith    and  Toptaam, 


1299  Fisherman's  Magazine  and  Review,  edited  by  H.  Cholmon- 

deley-Pennell,  vol.  i.  [two  copies),  and  vol.  ii.,  coloured  and 
other  illastrations,  1864-6;,  Svo.  f  175)  Maurice,  13s. 

1300  Fishing  and  Hunting :  the  art  ana  cunning  of  Hunting  the 

Hart,  Stag',  Hare,  Fox,  etc.,  Hawking,  Cock-fighting,  and 
art  of  Fishing,  morocco  super  extra,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.  by 
Zaehnsdorf,  T.  Battey,  n.  d.  {circa  1720),  Svo.  (176) 

Maggs,  £z  I6s. 

1301  [Fiti^ibbon  (E.)]     The  Book  of  the  Salmon,  by  Ephemera, 

assisted  by  A.  Young,  coloured  plates  of  salmon-flies  and 
salmon-fry,  half  mor.,  t.  e.  g.,  1850,  Svo.  (179)  Maurice,  £1 

1302  Forrester  (Frank).     Fishermen's  Guide,  plates.  New   York, 

n.  d.— Fishing  with  Hook  and  Line,  plates,  ib.,  n.  d.— The 
Hunter's  and  Trapper's  Guide,  illustrated,  ib.,  n.  d.,  original 
wrappers  bound  up,  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  uniform,  8vo. 
(186)  Matiurws,  £ns. 

1303  Franck  (Richard).     Northern    Memoirs,  calculated  for  the 

Meridian  of  Scotland  .  .  .  with  the  Contemplative  and 
Practical  Angler,  etc.,  first  edition,  stamped  russia,  gilt 
edges,  1694,  Svo.  (191)  J*".  Brown,  £<i 

1304  G.  (C.)    The  Secrets  of  Angling,  rather  soiled,  but   very 

scarce,  green  morocco  extra,  by  Zaehnsdorf,  1705,   Svo. 


(195)  Mams,£i 

1305  G,  (C.)    The  Secrets  of  Anglmg,  1705— The  Family  Jewel : 

or  Woman's  Councellor,  spotted,  1704,  original  binding,  in 
I  vol.,  Bvo.  (196)  Pickering,  £1  19s. 

1306  Gentleman  Angler  ...  by  a  Gentleman  who    has    maide 

Angling  his  Diversion  upwards  of  Twenty-Eight   Years, 

first  edition,  tree-calf  gilt.  y.  e.,  fine  copy,  1726.  Svo  (197) 

Powell,  £1  3S. 

1307  Gentleman  Angler  ...  by  a  Gentleman  who  has  made 

Angling  his  Diversion  upwards  of  Twenty-Eight  Years,  first 
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curious  engraved  broadside,  "The  Angler's  Assistant," 
inserted  at  end,  original  binding,  1716,  8vo.  (198) 

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1308  Gentleman  Anrfer  (The),  third  edition,  morocco,  gilt  edges, 

C.  Hitch,  n.  d. — Bailey  (J.)  Angler's  Pocket  Companion, 
half  morocco,  n.  d.— Angler's  Guide,  frontispiece,  half  calf, 
1828— The  Thames  Angler,  frontispiece,  morocco,  1846, 
8vo.  (199)  Pickering,  ^i  is. 

1309  Gentleman  Fisher  (The)  or  the  whole  Art  of  Angling,  frontis- 

piece, second  edition,  fine  copy  in  tbe  origmal  binding, 
H.  Curll,  1727,  8v-o.  (201)  Pickering,  £1  2%. 

1310  Gilbert  (William).     The  Angler's  Delight:   containing  the 

whole  Art  of  Neat  and  Clean  Angling,  first  edition,  wood- 
cuts, a  few  headlines  shaved,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by 
Zaehnsdorf  ( with  ail  faults),  1676, 8vo.  (202)  A attali,£i  i  cos. 

131 1  Gilbert  (William).    The  Young  Angler's  Companion,  contain- 

ing the  whole  Art  of  neat  and  clean  Angling,  ...  as  also 
the  Method  of  Fishing  in  Hackney  River,  woodcuts,  a  few 
headlines  slightly  shaved,  and  date  cut  off  first  title,  calf 

Silt  (with  all  faults),  1682,  8vo.  (203)  Pickering,  £2  '^^■ 
bert  (William).  Young  Anglei-'s  Companion,  another 
edition,  woodcuts,  half  bound,  n.  d.,  Bvo.  (204)  Pickering,  £1 

1313  Gillmorc(P., "  Ubique").    Gun,  Rod  and  Saddle,  frontispiece, 

NewYork,  i86q— Stevens  (C.  W.)  Fly-Fishing  in  Maine 
Lakes,  coloured  plate  of  flies,  Boston,  1881 — McLellan  and 
Wildwood.  Poems  of  the  Rod  and  Gun,  frontispiece,  A'lra' 
York,  1886— Shipley  (M.  A.)  On  Artificial  Flies,  engrav- 
ings, Philadelphia,  1888,  8vo.  (205)  Maurice,  £1  los. 

1314  Halford  (T.  M.)     Floating  Fties,  and  how  to  dress  them, 

9  coloured  plates  and  woodcuts,  uncut,  1886,  Svo.  (207) 

■A/iiS^.  £'  IS- 

131;  Henderson  (W.)     My  Life  as  an  Angler,  portrait  and  wood' 

cuts,  chiefly  on  lodia  paper,  "author's  large  paper  copy," 

half  morocco  gilt,  g.e.,  1879,  Svo.  (218)    W.  Brown,  £12%. 

1316  Hofiand  (T.   C.)     The  British  Angler's   Manual,   numerous 

plates  on  India  paper,  and  woodcuts,  a  large  copy  (?  large 
pajjer),  morocco  super  extra,  joints,  t.  e.  g.,  1839,  Svo. 
(Z2o)  Nattali,£\  19s. 

1317  Howitt  (S.)    The  Angler's  Manual,  with  12  plates,  designed 

and  etched  by  Howitt,  original  boards,  rare  in  this  state, 
Liverpool,  1808,  oblong  Svo.  (226)  Naitali,  £\  us. 

1318  H.   (R.)    The  School  of  Recreation  .  .  .  Hunting,   Coclc- 

Fighting,  Fishing,  etc.,  first  edition,  frontispiece,  several 
headlines  cut  into,  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges  (with  all 
faults),  1684,  Svo.  (230)  Nattcdi,  £3  3s, 

1319  H.  (R.)     bcbool  of  Recreation,  frontispiece  cut  round  and 

mounted,  stained  copy,  green  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
1696 — Another  edition,  frontispiece,  a  few  headlines  shaved, 
morocco  super  extra,  symbolically  tooled,  gilt  edges  by 
Zaehnsdorf,  1720  (not  subject  to  return),  Svo.  (231) 

Maggs,£i  IIS. 

1320  H.  (R.)    School  of  Recreation,  curious  frontispiece,  half  calf, 

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headlines  cut  into,  half  calf  gilt,  1720  (lot  wilh  all  faults), 
8vo.  (234)  Maurict,  £2  5s. 

1331  Lambert  (J.)  The  Country  Man's  Treasure,  curious  frontis- 
piece (mounted),  old  red  morocco  eilt,  gitt  edges,  a.  d. — 
W.  (W.)  The  Vermin- Killer,  a  few  headlines  cut  into,  half 
bound,  1680— More  (Sir  J.)  England's  Interest,  half  calf 
gilt,  r.  e..  1703,  8vo.  (245)  Pickering,  £2  as. 

1333  Lascelles  (R.)  Letters  on  Angling,  Shooting,  and  Coursing, 
in  three  parts,  finely  engraved  plates,  half  morocco,  t,  e.  g., 
1819,  8vo.  (249)  Pickering,  £1  is. 

1333  Laihy  (T.  P.)  The  Angler  :  a  Poem,  printed  on  vdlum,  the 
only  copy  so  done,  proof  portrait  and  engravings,  raised 
russia  bmding,  with  stamped  devices  on  sides,  symbolical 
gilt  tooling  on  back,  watered  silk  linings,  joints,  gilt  edges, 
1S19,  8vo.  (250)  Robsott,  ^12  5s. 

1324  Lloyd  (L.)     Scandinavian  Adventures,  1  vol.,  first  edition, 

map,  tinted  plates,  and  woodcuts,  half  morocco  gilt,  m.  e., 

1854,  8vo.  (260)  Maurice,  £1  23. 

'  1325  Lord  (J.  K.)    The  Naturalist  in  Vancouver  Island  and  British 

Columbia,  i  vol.,  illustrations,  uncut,  1866,  8vo.  (261) 

Whtldon,  £1  89. 

1326  Lowth   (W.  S.)     Angling,    Angling    Dodges,    and    Match 

Fishing,  original  wrapper  bound  up,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.. 
Published  by  W.  S.  Lowth,  Newport,  Hull,  n.  d,  8vo. 
(262)  Maurice,  £1  3s. 

1327  March  (J.)     TTie   Jolly  Angler,  first  edition,  80  wood  en- 

gravings, printed  broadside,  "  The  Angler's  Manual,"  and 
a  rare  engraved  one,  "  The  Angler's  Assistant,"  inserted, 
half  calf,  n.  d.— Another  copy  oif  the  First  Edition,  with 
broadside,  "  Rules  and  Regulations  of  Thomey  Broad 
Fishery,"  inserted,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (269)  Maurice,  £2 

1328  -March  (J.)     The  Jolly  Angler,  first,  second,  third,  fourth,  fifth 

and  seventh  editions,  half  bound,  boards  and  cloth,  n.  d., 
8vo.  (270)  Maggs,  £2  6s. 

1339  Markham  (Gervase).  The  Young  Sportsman's  Instructor  in 
Angling,  Fowling,  Hawking,  etc.,  ftvintispiece,  diminutive 
size,  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g..  Gold  Ping  in  Little  Britain,  n.  d., 
8vo.  (272)  NaUali,  £<> 

1330  Markham  (Gervase).     Hungers  Prevention  :  or  the  Whble 

Art  of  Fowling  by  Water  and  Land,  curious  woodcuts,  some 
leaves  stained,  half  calf  gilt,  1655— Moore  (Sir  J.)  England's 
Interest :  or  the  Gentleman  and  Farmer's  Friend,  third 
edition,  calf  gilt,  T.  Gosden's  copy,  1705,  8vo,  (273) 

Pickering,  £1  IIS. 

1331  Markham    (Gervase).    The    Compleat    Husbandman,    and 

Gentleman's  Recreation  .  .  .  with  Directions  in  Angling. 
Fowling,  Hawking,  etc.,  woodcuts,  russia  gilt,  m.  e.,  1707, 
8vo.  (274)  Maggs,  £2  2s. 

1331  Markham  (Gervase).  A  Compleat  and  Experiendd  Angler, 
frontispiece  (damaged)  and  woodcuts,  text  of  a  leaf  or  two 
slightly  shaved,  calf  gilt,  n.  d.  (^circa  1712)— The  Art  of 
Angling,  engraved  title  and  frontispiece,  calf,  gilt  edges, 
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1333  Marlcham  (Gervaae).  The  Pleasores  of  Priocea,  containing 
a  Discourse  of  tlie  geneiall  Art  of  Fishing,  first  edition, 
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NiUtaii,£u 

■  334  Markham  (Gervase).  The  Pleasures  of  Princes  .  .  .  con- 
taining a  Discourse  of  the  general!  Art  of  Fishing,  etc, 
bluk  Uttn,  from  the  libraries  of  the  Rev.  H.  S.  Cotton  and 
Joseph  Crawhall,  with  their  book-plates,  morocco,  emble- 
matically tooled,  ffilt  edges,  1625,  4to.  (316]!    Nattali,  £11 

1335  Markham  (Gervase).     The  Pleasures  of  Princes  .  .  .  con- 

taining a  Discourse  of  the  General!  Art  of  Fishing,  etc., 
morocco  extra,  gih  edges,  1635, 410.  (317)  Maggs,  ii 

1336  Markham  (Gervase).     Whole  Art  of  Husbandry.  bUdi  Irttct, 

large  and  sound  copy,  in  the  original  calf,  1631,  410.  (3>S) 
Maurice,  £4 

1337  Maikham  (Gervase).    Country  Contentments :  or  the  Hus- 

bandman's Recreations  .  .  .  Hunting,  Hawking,  Angling, 
etc.,  half  morocco,  1654,  410.  (319)  Maurice,  £1 

1338  Markham  (Gervase)  and  W.  Lawson.    A  Way  to  Get  Wealth, 

the  sixt  time  corrected  and  augmented,  woodcuts,  calf  gilt, 
y.  e.,  1638,  4to.  (321)  Ma^t,  £2  ». 

1339  Markham  (Gervase)  and  W.  Lawson.    A  Way  to  Get  Wealth, 

the  seventh  time  corrected  and  augmented  by  the  Author, 
in  VI.  Books,  woodcuts,  calf  gilt,  emblematically  toded, 
m.  e.,  1648,  4to.  (332)  Pickering,  £\  5s. 

1340  Markham  (Gervase)  and  W.  Lawson.    A  Way  to  Get  Wealth, 

woodcuts,  fine  copy,  in  the  original  calfi  1660,  4to.  (323) 

Maggs,  £1 16s. 

1341  Markham  (Gervase)  and  W.  Lawson.    A  way  to  Get  Wealth, 

in  six  books,  the  twelfth  time  corrected  and  augmented, 
woodcuts,  large  and  sound  copy,  in  the  original  calf|  166S, 
4to.  (325)  Pickerings  £\  6s. 

1342  M[ascall]  (L[eanard]].     A  Booke  of  Fishing  with  Hookeand 

Line,  and  all  other  instruments  thereunto  belonging  .  .  - 
another  of  sundrie  Engines  and  Trappes  to  take  Polcjts, 
Buiards,  Rattes,  Mice,  etc.,  blatft  Utttr,  first  edition,  wood- 
cuts, including  a  folding  one,  a  few  headlines  at  end  cut 
into,  and  one  or  two  leaves  stained,  contemporary  MS. 
notes  in  margins,  several  leaves  wormed  (first  title  and 
folding  woodcut  in  facsimile),  half  calf,  sold  not  subject  to 
return,  J.  Wolfe,  1590,  t,\a.  {326)  Nattali,  £^^  lOS. 

1343  Mfascall]  (L[eonard)J.    A  Booke  of  Fishing  with  Hooke  and 

Line,  and  all  other  instruments  thereunto  belonging.  .  .  . 
A  Booke  of  Engines  and  traps  to  take  Polcoats,  Buzardes, 
Rattes,  Mice,  and  all  other  kindes  of  Vermine.  bliuk  Utttt, 
first  edition,  woodcuts,  including  a  folding  one  in  pen-and- 
ink  facsimile,  several  headlines  much  cut  into,  calf  extra, 
gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  sold  with  all  faults  (date  of  fint 
title  cut  off),  J.  Wolfe,  1590,  4to.  (620)     Pickering,  £6  Ks. 

1344  M[ascalll  (L[eonard)].     A  Booke   of  Fishing  with  Hooke 

and  Line,  reprinted  from  the  edition  of  1590,  edited  by 
T.  Salchell,  half  bound,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  two  letters  of 
Mr.  Satchell's  inserted,  1884,  4to.  (621)  Maggs,  4s. 


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1345  Maxwell  (W.  H.)    Wild  Sports  of  the  West,  2  vol.,  plates 

and  vignettes,  tmcut,  1832— The  Field  Book,  frontispiece 
and  numerous  woodcuts,  half  calf,  n.  d.,  Svo.  (277) 

Pickering,  £t  iix. 

1346  Mills  (John),     The  Sportsman's  Library,  portrait  and  tinted 

plates,  original  cloth,  uncut,  Edinburgh,  1845,  Svo.  (282) 

Pickering,  £1  ts. 

1347  Mitchell  (W.  A.)    Pleasure  and  Utility  of  Angling,  a  Paper 

read  to  the  Walionian  Club,  NevicastU,  1824^-The  Angler's 
Progress  ;  a  Poem,  ib.,  [820 — Fisher's  Garland  for  1821  to 
1826— Fisher's  Call  for  1837— Tync  Fisher's  Farewell  to 
his  Favourite  Stream,  1824,  woodcuts  by  Bewick,  half 
morocco,  L  e.  g.,  in  i  vol.,  Svo.  (284)  Maggs,  £1  63. 

1348  MufTett  (T.)     Health's  Improvemeat :  or  Rules  comprizing 

and  discovering  the  Nature,  Method,  and  Manner  of  Pre- 
paring all  sorts  of  Food  used  in  this  Nation,  corrected  and 
enlat^ed  by  C.  Bennet,  some  leaves  soiled  and  a  few 
mended,  but  a  sound  copy  in  calf  extra,  gilt  edges,  16;;, 
4to.  (622)  .Wii^J,  £1  5*- 

1349  New  and  Excellent  Experiments  and  Secrets  in  the  Art  of 

Angling,  plates,  second  edition,  calf,  1677,  Svo.  (344) 

1350  Newland  (H.)    The  Erne,  its  Legends  and  its  Fly-Fishing, 

map  and  illustrations,  indudmg  coloured  flies,  original 
cloth,  uncut,  1851,  8vo.  (345)  Maurice,  £t 

1351  Nobbes  (R.)    The  Compleat  TroUer,  or  the  Art  of  Trolling. 

first  edition,  one  or  two  headlines  slightly  shaved,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  1682,  Svo.  (346)  ^"gg^,  £^  4S- 

1353  North  Country  Angler,  first  edition,  frontispiece,  1786— 
Angling:  a  Poem,  second  edition,  frontispiece,  I74i~^ 
[Smith  (G.)]  The  Angler's  Magazine,  1754— Shirley  (T.) 
The  Angler's  Museum,  portrait  of  J.  Kirby,  n.  d.,  half  calf, 
in  I  vol.,  Svo.  (358)  Ma^,  £\  iSs. 

1353  Oppianus.     De  Naturaseu  VenationePiscium,  LUiri  V.  (Gr), 

first  edition  of  the  Greek  text,  old  morocco  gilt,  Florent, 
1515,  Svo.  (363)  Ma^ews,  £1  los. 

1354  Peacham  (Henry).    The  Compleat  Gentleman,  the  second 

impression,  enlarged,  engraved  title  by  Delaram  and  wood- 
cuts of  arms,  a  large  copy  in  calf  extra,  y.  e.,  1626,  4to. 
(626)  Maggi,  £1  Ss. 

<355  Pena  (R.)  Maxims  and  Hints  for  an  Angler,  and  Miseries 
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paper,  morocco  super  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  1833.  Svo.  (36S) 

Saoin,  £1  145. 

1356  Pennel!  (H.  C.)     Spinning-Tackle  .  .  .  with  a  few  words  on 

Fine-Fishing,  1862 — Wells  (J.)  The  Temperance  Fishing 
Book,  frontispiece,  Sheffield,  1853— Francis  (F.)  The 
Angler's  Register,  1858— The  Angler  (no  title),  chiefly  in 
half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Svo.  (372)  Pickering,  £i 

1357  Practical  Fly-Fishing  ;  founded  on  Nature  .  .  .  with  Instruc- 

tions for  Imitating  all  the  most  uscfiil  Flies,  etc.,  by 
Arundo,  moracco  extra,  g.  e.,  1S49,  8vo.  (378)  Maurice,  £\ 

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ticularly for  Grayling  or  Umber,  coloured  plates,  ib.,  1880, 
8vo.  (379)  Craddocky  £1 

1359  Pritt  {T.  E.)     Yorkshire  Trout  Flies,  coloured  plates,  Leeds, 

1885— British  Angling  Flies,  by  M.  Thealcston,  revised  by 
F.  M.  Walbran,  plates  of  flies  and  woodcuts,  kipon  (1883} 
— Ogden  on  Fly  Tying,  etc,  illustrated,  ChelUrUiam,  1879, 
Bvo.  (380)  Craddock,  £\  los. 

1360  Ronakis  (A.)    The  Fly-Fisher's  Entomology  .  ,  .  with  Ob- 

servations relative  to  Trout -and- Grayling  Fishing,  first 
edition,  19  coloured  plates  of  (lies,  original  cloth,  uncut, 
t.  e.  g.,  1836,  8vo.  (389)  Houghton,  £1  17s. 

1361  Ronakis  (A.)    Fly-Fisher's  Entomology,  second  edition,  to 

coloured  plates,  chiefly  of  flics,  half  morocco,  uncut,  t.e.  g., 
1839,  8vo.  (390]  Maurice,  £1  4s. 

1363  Ronalds  (A.)     Fly-Fisher's   Entomology,  third  edition,  20 

coloured  plates,  original  cloth,  uncut,  1844,  8vo.  (391) 

Maurice,  £1  5s. 
13^3  Ronalds  (A.)     Fly'Fisher's  Entomology,  fourth  edition,  cor- 
rected, 20  coloured  plates,  original  doth,  uncut,  1849,  ^^°- 
(392)  Mathews,  £1  10& 

1364  Ronalds  (A.)    Fly-Fisher's  Entomology, fifth  edition, revised, 

with  Additions  by  Piscaior,zo  coloured  plates,  half  morocco, 
t.  e.  K„  1856,  8vo.  (393}  Maurice,  £t  55. 

1365  Ronalds  (A.)     Fly-Fisher's  Entomology,  sixth  edition,  20 

coloured  plates,  half  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  18&1,  3vo.  ^94) 
Mathews,  £1  9s. 

1366  Ronalds  (A.)     Fly-Fisher's    Entomology,  ninth  edition,  20 

coloured  plates,  original  cloth,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  1883  (39s) 

Mathews,  i6s- 

1367  Salter  (T.  F.)    The  Angler's  Guide,  woodcuts,  1B16,  and  two 

other  editions — Cole  (R.)     Young  Angler's  Pocket  Com- 

CioQ,  engravings,  W.  Mason,  n.  d.,  all  in  the  original 
rds.Bvo.  (408)  M<^Sg^<  £1  '75- 

1368  Schuylkill.    Authentic  Historical  Memoir  of  the  Schuylkill 

Fishing  Company,  of  the  State  in  Schuylkill,  near  Phila- 
delphia, frontispiece  and  portraits,  some  scarce  ones  in- 
serted, morocco  super  extra,  double,  broad  dentelle  borders, 
joints,  t.  e,  g.  by  R,  W,  Smith,  Philadelphia,  1830,  8vo. 

(415)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £-i 

1369  Schuylkill.     Memoirs  of  the  Schuylkill  Fishing  Company,  and 

Gloucester  Fox  Hunting  Club,  near  I'hiladelphia,  frontis- 
pieces and  portraits,  ot\gtn3lc\ot'ti,  Philadelphia,  1830,8*0- 

(416)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £1  16s. 

1370  [Scott   (Dr.   T.)]      The   Anglers  :    in   Verse,   half    calf,   T. 

Gosden's  copy  with  his  book-plate,  1758— Best  (T.)  Art  of 
Angling,  fifth  edition,  frontispiece,  half  calf  gilt,  1802 — 
The  Complete  Fisherman,  frontispiece,  old  tree-calf,  n.  d., 
8vo.  (421)  Pickering.  £1  3s. 

1371  Scott  (W.  H.)     British  Field  Sports:   Shooting,  Hnnting, 

Fishing,  etc.,  large  paper,  numerous  plates,  chiefly 
engraved  by  J.  Scott,  and  woodcuts,  fine  impressions,  pale 
russia  gilt,  m.  e.,  i3)8,  8vo.  (422)  Nattali,  £l 


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1372  Scrope  (W.)    Days  and  Nights  of  Salmon  Fishing  in  the 

Tweed,  first  edition,  coloured  and  tinted  plates  anj  wood- 
cuts after  Sir  David  Wilkie,  E.  and  C.  Landscer,  and  others, 
autograph  letter  of  the  author  inserted,  line  copy  in  half 
morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  1843,  8vo.  (425)  Craddock.  £t 

1373  Shipley   (W.)    True  Treatise  on  the  Art  of  Fly-Fishing, 

Trolling,  etc.  .  .  .  edited  by  E.  Fitzgibboti,  L.^RGE  PAPER, 
one  of  a  few  copies  with  the  engravings  on  India  paper,  half 
morocco,  m.  e.,  1838,  8vo.  (431)  BartUtt,  £1 

1374  Shipley  (W.)    True  Treatise  on   the  Art  of  Fly-Fishiny, 

Trolling,  etc.,  LARGE  PAPER,  with  the  engravings  on  India 
paper,  one  of  a  few  copies,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1838,  8vo. 
(432)  Maggt,  £1 

■375  S.  (J.)  The  True  Art  of  Angling:  or  the  Best  and  Speediest 
Way  of  Taking  all  sorts  of  Fresh- Water  Fish  with  the 
Worm,  Fly,  Paste,  etc.,  frontispiece  and  woodcuts,  one  or 
two  headlines  shaved,  calf  gilt,  y.  e.,  1696,  8va  (433) 

Nattaii,  £6  los. 

1376  S.  (J.)  The  Complete  Fisher:  or  the  True  Art  of  Angling, 
corners  of  several  leaves  stained  and  mended,  frontispiece 
and  woodcuts,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf, 
G.  Conyers,  1716 — A  Compleat  and  Experienc'd  Angler,  in 
two  partsi  frontispiece  and  woodcuts,  poor  copy,  half  calf 
gilt,  16., n- d.  (lot  with  all feults),  8vo, (435)  Picktring, £2  16s. 

"377  S.  (J.)  The  Compleat  Fisher:  or  the  True  Art  of  Angling, 
frontispiece,  small  hole  in  last  leaf,  but  a  large  copy  in  calf 
gilt,  G.  Conyers,  1717 — Another  edition,  frontispiece  (cut 
round  and  mounted)  and  woodcuts,  ib.,  n.  d.  Got  with  all 
faults),  8vo.  (436)  Maurice,  £2  4s. 

1378  [Smith  (Geoi^).]  The  Angler's  Magazine  :  or  Necessary 
and  Delightful  Store-House,  a  few  headlines  shaved,  half 
■nor.,  m.  e.,  W.  Owen,  1754, 8vo.  (439)       Mathews,  £1  10s. 

■  379  Smith  (J.  R.)  Bibliographical  Catalogue  of  English  Writers 
on  Angling,  interleaved,  with  MS.  additions,  ias6-Cata- 
logue  of  Books  on  Angling  (extracted  from  Bry^^s' 
"Censura  Literaria")— Sabin  (W.  W.)  1,001  Books  on 
Angling,  1883,  all  in  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  8vo.  (440) 

Maurice,  £i  $%• 

1380  Smith  (J.  V.  C.)     Natural  History  of  the  Fishes  of  Massa- 

chusetts, woodcuts,  Boston,  1833 — Reynolds  (J.)  Peter 
Gott,  the  Cape  Ann  Fisherman,  frontispiece,  ib.,  1856,  8va 
(441)  Maurice,  £l  is. 

1381  Smith  (Thomas).     Every  Man  his  Own  Fisherman,  .  .  , 

with  the  Fish  Laws,  etc.,  morocco  gilt,  n.  d.  {circa  1770), 
8vo,  (442)  Pickering,  £1  icfi. 

ijS]  Soi^  of  the  Edinbuj^h  Angling  Club,  vienettes  arawn  and 
engraved  by  members  of  the  Club,  half  red  morocco  gilt, 
t.  e,  g.,  Ediahurgk,  privately  prinUd,  1858,  Bvo.  (448) 

Nattaii.  £1  18s. 

1383  Songs  of  the  Edinburgh  Angling  Club,  new  Edition,  with 

Additions,  vignettes,  original  cloth,  uncut,  Edinbur^, 
privately  printed,  1879,  Bvo.  (449)  W.  Brown,  £1%%. 

1384  Sportsman's    Cabinet,  and    Town  and    Country  Magazine, 


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edited  bjr  T.  B.  Johnson,  Nov.,  1833,  to  Oct.,  1833,  2  vo)., 
•plates,  original  cloth,  scarce,  1S33,  8vo.  (450) 

Pickering,  £2  6s. 

1385  Stevens  (C.)  and    J.   LiebaulL     Maison    Rustique,  or    the 

Countric  Farme,  translated  by  R.  Surflet,  woodcuts,  old 
calf,  rebacked,  r.  e.,  fine  copy,  ifxio,  ^\o.  {(nt) Pickering,  £6 

1386  Stevens  and  Liebault     Maison   Rustique  :  or  the   Couatrey 

Farme,  translated  by  R.  Surflet,  and  edited  by  Gervase 
Markham,  woodcuts,  sound  copy  in  old  calf  (rebacked), 
r.  e.,  1616,  folio  (665)  Pickering,  ^3  19s. 

1387  Stewan{W,  C.)    A  Caution  to  Anglers,  1871— The  Fishing 

Rod,  and  how  to  use  it,  by  Glenfin,  1S61 — Spinning  and 
Trolling,  by  Otter,  illustrations,  1859— Cubley  (J.  S.) 
Hints  on  Angling,  woodcuts,  Birmingham,  1873,  all  in  half 
morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  8vo.  (4;;)  Mathews,  £1  8s. 

1388  Stoddart  (;T.  T.)    Art  of  Angling,  as  practised  in  Scotland, 

first  edition,  engravings,  morocco  gilt,  uncut,  t.  C.  g.,  183s 
— Natural  History  ot  Fishes,  copper-plates,  calf  extra,  y.  c, 
r795^The  Angler,  10  engravings,  onginal  wrapper  bound 
up,  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  n.  d.,  8vo.  (460)   Maurice,  £2  los. 

1389  Tate  (N.)    The  Innocent  Epicure  ;  or  the  Art  of  Anghng,  a 

Poem,  first  edition,  half  calf,  1697,  8vo.  (464)  Pickering,  £$ 

1390  Tavemer  (John).     Certaine  Experiments  concerning  Fish  and 

Fmite,  bluk  Utttt,  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  W.  Ponsonby,  1600, 
4ttt  (647)  Ckadwick,  £12 

1391  [Theakston  (M.)]     A  Ust  of  Natural  Flies  that  are  taken  by 

Trout,  Grayling  and  Smelt,  in  the  Streams  of  Ripon,  plates, 

half  calf  gilt,  r.  ^,Mpon,  1853,  8vo.  (468)         Mathews,  8s. 

1393  [Tracey  (R.)]     Vox  Piscis  j  or  the  Book-Fish,  frontispiece, 

panelled   calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by  W.  Pratt,  1637,  8vo. 

(473)  Mathews,  £i 

1393  Treatise  on  the  Art  of  Angling,  frontispiece,  Sussex  Press, 

Lewes,  1809 — North  Country  Angler,  1817 — Kidd's  Practical 
Instructions  in  the  Art  of  Angling,  woodcuts,  n.  d.,  Svo. 

(474)  Pickering,  £2  «S. 

1394  Universal  Angler  (The)  including  Fly-Fishing,  plates,  I/66 

—North  (R.)  Discourse  of  Fish  and  Fish-Ponds,  second 
edition,  E,  Cull,  1715,  both  in  calf  gilt,  symbolically  tooled, 
8va  (480)  Pickering,  £t  lis. 

'395  Universal  Angler  (The)  .  ,  .  especially  Fly-Fishing,  plates, 
calf,  1766— Shirley  (T.)  The  Angler's  Museum,  portrait, 
half  calf,  1784~-Best  (T.)  Art  of  Angling,  eighth  edition, 
frontispiece,  1808— Evans  (W.)  Art  of  Angling;  or 
Complete  Fly-Fisher,  frontispiece,  n.  d.,  in  i  voL,  half 
bound,  Svo.  (481)  Maggs,  £1  is. 

1396  Venables(R.)   The  Experiendd  Angler :  or  Angling  improv'd, 

first  edition,  frontispiece  (cut  into)  and  en^vings,  margins 
of  a  few  leaves  stained,  and  fore-edge  of  title  slightly  duec- 
tive,  half  calf  gilt,  1662,  8vo.  (487)      W.  Broivn,  £$  as.  6d. 

1397  Venables  (R)    The  Experienc'd  Angler,  third  edition,  much 

enlarged,  firontispiece  and  engravings,  a  few  headlines 
shaved,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Rivitre  and  Son, 
1668,  8va  (988)  Maurice,  Ci 


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■  39^  Wallwork  (J.)  The  Modem  Angler,  engravings  and  finely- 
coloured  plates  of  flies,  half  morocco,  L  e.  g.,  Manchester, 
).  Cheetham,  1847,  8vo.  (49S)  Mathews,  £1  4s. 

1399  Walsh  (J.  H.)     British  Rural  Sports  ...  by  "Stonehengc," 

seventh  edition,  entirely  revised,  numerous  engravings,  1867 
Accessible  Field  Sports,  by  "  Ubiquc  "  (Parker  Gillmore), 
frontispiece,  etc.,  1869,  8vo.  (496)  Maurice,  7s. 

1400  Walton  (Izaak).     The  Compleat  Angler ;  or  the  Contempla- 

tive Man's  Recreation ;  being  a  Discourse  of  Fish  and 
Fishing,  not  unworthy  the  perusal  of  most  Anglers,  first 
edition,  sctqH  on  title  with  dolphins,  engravings  of  fish  and 
musical  notation,  title  and  last  two  leaves  defective  and 
mended,  some  headlines  slightly  shaved,  and  a  few  leaves 
soiled,  otherwise  a  generally  sound  copy,  T.  Maxey  for 
Rich.  Marriet,  in  S.  Dunstan'i  Church-yard,  Fleet-street, 
1653, 8vo.~Walton  (Izaak).  The  Compleat  Angler,  or  the 
Contemplative  Man's  Recreation,  the  second  edition,  much 
enlarged,  scroll  on  title  with  dolphins,  engravings  of  fish, 
and  musical  notation,  title  defective  and  mended,  many 
headlines  and  a  small  portion  of  text  cut  into,  front  margins 
of  music  also  cut  into,  T.  M.  for  Rich.  Marriot  .  .  .  in 
St.  Dunstan's  Churchyard,  Fleet-street,  1655,  8vo.~ 
Walton  (Izaak).  The  Compleat  Angler,  or  the  Contempla- 
tive Man's  Recreation,  10  which  is  added  Che  Laws  of 
Angling  :  with  a  new  Table  of  the  Particulars  in  this  Book, 
the  third  edition,  much  enlaced,  scroll  on  title,  engravings 
of  fish,  and  musical  notation  (very  slightly  shaved),  some 
headlines  cut  into,  and  a  leaf  defective  and  mended,/.  G. 
for  Rich.  Matriot  .  .  .  in  St.  Dunstan's  Church-yard, 
FUit-streei,  1661,  8vo.~WalioQ  (Izaak).  The  Compleat 
Angler,  or  the  Contemplative  Man's  Recreation,  to  which 
it  added  the  Laws  of  Angling,  etc..  the  fourth  edition,  much 
correaed  and  enlarged,  scroll  on  title,  engravings  of  fish, 
and  musical  notation,  back  mai^ins  of  title  and  last  leaf 
pieced,  Printed  for  R.  Marriot,  and  to  be  sold  by  Charies 
Harper  .  .  .  in  Chanceryjane,  1668,  8vo.— Walton  (Izaak) 
and  Charles  Cotton.  The  Compleat  Angler,  the  fifth 
edition,  much  corrected  and  enlarged.  Printed  for  R. 
Marriot,  1676— Cotton  (Charles).  The  Compleat  Angler, 
being  Instnictions  how  to  Angle  for  a  Trout  or  Grayling  in 
a  dear  Stream,  first  edition,  Printed  far  R.  Marriot  and 
H.  Brome,  1676— VcnablesiCo!.  Rofwrt).  The  Experienc'd 
Angler  ;  or  Angling  Improv'd,  the  fourth  edition,  much 
enlarged.  Printed  for  R.  Marriot,  1676,  engravings  offish, 
etc.,  blank  margins  of  3  leaves  pieced, scroll  title  imperfect, 
in  I  vol.,  8vo.,  with  general  title,  "The  Universal  Angler, 
made  so,  by  Three  Books  of  Fishing.  .  .  .  All  which  may 
be  bound  tc^ether,  or  sold  each  of  them  severally.  Printed 
for  R.  Mamot,  and  sold  by  most  Booksellers,  1676."  The 
above  first  five  editions  of  Walton's  Angler  were  uniformly 
bound  in  olive  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  and 
sold  together  in  one  lot,  not  subject  to  return  {497) 

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I40I  Walton  (Iiaak).  TheCompleatAD^ter,  or  the  Contemplative 
Man's  Recreation,  the  second  edition,  much  enlarged,  scroll 
on  title  with  dolphins,  engravinKS  of  Rsh,  and  musical 
notation  (cut  into),  title  and  a.  leaf  mended,  several  leaves 
soiled,  and  some  headlines  cut  into,  morocco,  gilt  edges,  sold 
with  all  faults,  T.  M.for  Rich.  Marriot .  .  .  in  Si.  Dunitarfs 
Churchyard, Fleet-strut.  1655,  8vo.  (498)       Pickering,  1% 

1403  Walton  (Izaak).  The  Compleat  Angler,  another  copy  of  the 
second  edition,  the  musical  notation  slightly  damaged,  and 
many  headlines  much  cut  into,  as  was  also  a  small  portion 
of  the  text,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  C.  Murton,  sold 
with  all  faults,  T.  M.for  Rich.  Marriot,  1655,  8vo.  (499) 

Pickering,  £,11)  ija. 

1403  Walton  (Izaak).    The  Compleat  Angler.or  the  Contemplative 

Man's  Recreation,  to  which  is  added  the  Laws  of  Angling  : 
with  a  new  Table  of  the  Particulars  in  this  Book,  the  third 
edition  much  enlarged,  scroll  on  title,  engravings  of  fish, 
and  musical  notation,  title  and  a  leaf  or  two  of  text  slightly 
shaved,  some  headlines  cut  into,  many  leaves  soiled,  old  red 
morocco,with  emblematic  devicesstamped  on  sides,  enclosed 
in  a  morocco  drop  case,  sold  with  all  faults,  Printed  for 
R.  Marriot,  and  are  to  be  sold  by  Simon  Gape  neer  the  Inner 
Temple-gate  in  Fleet-street,  1664,  8vo.  (500) 

Pickering,  £13  los. 
[This  is  the    1661   edition,  with  a  fresh  title-page,— 
Catalogue.^ 

1404  Walton  (Izaak).    The  Compleat  Angler,  another  copy  cA  the 

third  edition,  a  leaf  or  two  of  text  cut  into,  but  a  genuine 
and  fairly  large  copy,  in  half  calf  gilt,  /.  G.  for  Rich. 
Marriot,  1661,  8vo.  (501)  Pickering,  ^35 

1405  Walton  (Izaak).    The  Compleat  Angler,  another  copy  of  the 

third  edition,  title,  most  of  the  headlines  and  many  of  the 
lower  margins  cut  into,  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges, 
sold  with  all  faults,  /.   G.  for  Rich.  Marriot,    1661,  8vo. 

(502)  QMriUh,l\\ 

1406  Walton  (Izaak).     The  Compleat  Angler,  or  the  Contempla- 

tive Man's  Recreation,  to  which  is  added  the  Laws  of 
Angling,  etc.,  the  fourth  edition,  much  corrected  and 
enlarged,  scroll  on  title,  engravings  of  fish,  and  musical 
notation  (slightly  shaved),  a  leaf  imperfect  and  neatly 
mended,  and  several  headlines  cut  into,  morocco  gilt,  gilt 
edges,  with  all  faults,  Printed  for  R.  Marriot,  andarelobe 
sold  by  Charles  Harper  .  .  .  in  Chancery-lane,   1668,  Svo. 

(503)  RoSson,  £11 

1407  Walton  (Izaak)  and  Charles  Cotton.     The  Compleat  Angler, 

the  fifth  edition,  much  corrected  and  enlarged.  Printed  for 
R.  Marriot,  1676  —  Cotton  (Charles).  The  Compleat 
Angler,  first  edition,  Printed  for  R.  MarriatandH.  Bromtt 
1676 — Venables  (Col.  Robert).  The  Experienc'd  Angler, 
the  fourth  edition,  much  enlarged,  Printed  for  R.  Marriot, 
1676,  engravings  of  fish,  etc.,  wanted  the  title  with  the  scroll 
lefi  out,  a  birly  large  and  sound  copy  in  calf  gilt,  in  i  vol., 
Svo.  (504)  Maggs,  £q  ss- 


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i4o8  Walton  (Izaak)  and  Charles  Cotton.  The  Complete  Angler, 
another  copy  of  the  fiflh  edition,  but  wanted  the  i^eaeral 
title,  the  title  with  scroll,  title  and  imprimatur  to  Cotton, 
and  has  not  the  Venabies,  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edg«f 
by  Claessens,  sold  with  all  faults,  in  i  vol.,  1676,  8vo.  (505) 
Pickering,  £1  ss. 

1409  Walton  and  Cotton.    Complcat  Angler,  Moses  Browne's  first 

edition,  plates  and  woodcuts,  half  calf  gilt,  1750,  8vo.  (506) 
Pickering,  £2  4s- 

1410  Walton  and  Cotton.    Complete  Angler,  Sir  John  Hawkins' 

first  edition,  fine  impressions  of  the  plates  by  Wale  and 
Ryland,  and  vignettes,  calf  gilt,  emblematically  tooled,  gilt 
edges,  1760,  8vo.  (507)  Pickering,  i.i  4s. 

141 1  Walton  and  Cotton.    Compleat  Angler,  Sir  John  Hawkins' 

first  edition,  fine  impressions  of  the  plates  by  Wale  and 
Ryland,  and  vignettes  of  fish,  calf  gilt,  y.  e.,  1760,  8vo. 
(508)  Pickering,  £\  gs. 

1412  Walton  and  Cotton.     Compleat  Angler,  edited  by   Moses 

Browne,  seventh  edition,  engraved  plates,  calf  gilt,  y.  e., 
1770,  8vo.  C510)  Maurice,  £3  10s. 

1413  Walton  and  Cotton.    Complete  Angler,  seventh  edition,  with 

Lives  and  Notes  by  Sir  J.  Hawkins,  LARGE  PAPER,  por- 
traits, plates  and  vignettes  by  Wale,  Audinet,  etc.,  tree'Calf 
gilt,  gilt  edges,  Bagster,  180B,  8vo.  {518)   Shepherd,  £1  3s. 

1414  Walton  and  Cotton.    Complete  Angler,  Major's  first  edition, 

with  illustrative  Notes,  L.ARGE  paper,  portraits,  plates  by 
Wale  and  Nash,  on  India  paper,  and  woodcuts,  half 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  1823,  8vo.  (527)  Soiheran,£i  13s. 

1415  Walton  and  Cotton.     Set  of  Proof  Woodcuts,  on  India  paper, 

to  Major's  large  paper  edition  of  Walton  and  Cotton's 
Complete  Angler,  72  engravings,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges 
(1823),  8vo.  (528)  Maggs,  £3  I2S. 

1416  Walton    and  Cotton.     Complete   Angler,   Major's    second 

edition,  large  paper,  portraits  and  plates  by  Wale  and 
Nash,  on  India  paper,  and  woodcuts,  1824— Walton  (Izaak). 
Lives  of  Dr.  John  Donne,  Sir  H.  Wotton,  R.  Hooker,  etc., 
LARGE  PAPER,  portraits  and  plates  on  India  paper,  and 
woodcuts,  1825,  morocco  extra,  nearly  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  not 
quite  uniform,  8vo.  (531)  Maurice,  £4 

1417  Walton  and  Cotton.     Complete  Angler,  by  Hawkins  and 

Rennie,  portrait  and  woodcuts,  1834 — Another  edition,  1835 
— Another,  Edinburgh,  1836,  all  in  half  morocco  gilt,  L  e.  g,, 
8vo.  (541)  Maurice,  £1  13s. 

1418  Walton  and  Cotton.     Complete  Angler,  Major's  third  edition, 

portraits,  plates  and  woodcuts,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges, 
1835,  8vo.  {542)  Craddock,  £t  6s. 

1419  Walton    and   Cotton.     Complete   Angler,   edited    by    John 

Major,  fourth  edition,  portraits,  plates  and  woodcuts,  dark 
green  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  with  an  Angling  Scene 
painted  on  the  fore-edges,  Bogue,  1844,  8vo.  (348) 

Maurice,  £3  los. 

1420  Walton  and  Cotton.    Complete    Angler,    edited    by    John 


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Major,  fourth  edition,  LARGE  PAPER,  portraits,  plates  and 
woodcuts,  morocco  super  extm,  L  e.  g.,  Bogue,  1844,  8va 
(549)  Saiin,  £z  8s. 

1431  WaltoD  aod  Cotton.  Complete  Angler,  by  Sir  J.  Hawkins 
and  Prof.  Rcnnic,  portrait  and  woodcuts,  ManchesUr,  1844 
— Another  edition,  ib.,  1846 — Another,  Halifax,  1857,  all  la 
half  morocco  gilt,  L  e.  g.,  8vo.  (jjo)  DenAam,  £1 

1422  Walton  and  Cotton.  The  Complete  Anelcr,  in  two  parts 
(edited  by  G.  W.  Bethune),  3  vol.,  special  edition,  portraits, 
plates  and  woodcuts,  further  illustrated  by  the  insertion  of 
numerous  fine-coloured  and  other  piortraits,  several  of  which 
are  proofs  on  India  paper,  some  before  all  letters,  views, 
India  proof  engravings  oi  tish,  a  few  of  which  are  coloured, 
and  other  fine  and  very  scarce  illustrations,  neatly  inlaid, 
^reen  morocco  super  extra,  uncut,  broad  inside  borders, 
joints,  t.  c,  g.,  only  a  few  copies  issued  in  this  form.  JVew 
York,  1847,  sup.  imp.  8vo.  (650)  Mo.^^,  £<^  los. 

1433  Walton  and  Cotton.     Complete  Angler,  edited,  with  onginal 

Memoirs  and  Notes  by  Sir  Harris  Nicolas,  fine  plates  and 
vignettes,  chiefly  after  Stothard  and  Inskipp,  2  vol.,  morocco 
extra,  g.  c.,  W.  Pickering,  1836,  imp.  8vo.(649)  Craddact,  £7 

1434  Walton  and  Cotton.    The  Complete  Angler,  edited,  with 

copious  Notes,  etc.,  by  Geo.  W.  Bethune,  2  vol.,  special  copy, 
one  of  100  illustrations,  in  sheets  (folded),  inserted  in  a  half- 
parchment  cover.  New  York,  18&0,  4to.  (653)  Sotheran,  ^i 
142]  Wallon  and  Cotton.  The  Complete  Angler,  edited,  with 
Notes,  by  ].  E.  Harting,  z  vol.,  with  53  i  Dust  rations, 
including  etchings  by  P.  Thomas,  on  Japanese  vellum 
t^per,  half  parchment,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  one  of  350  copies, 
Bagster,  1893,  4to.  (654)  /.  B.Jonet,  £1  2s. 

1426  Walton  and  Cotton.     Complete  Angler,  edited  by  John  Major, 

LARGE  PAPER,  one  of  100  copies,  with  the  portraits  and 
plates  on  India  paper,  and  woodcuts,  half  morocco  gilt, 
uncut,  L  e.  g.,  Boston,  1866,  8vo.  (562)      QuariUh,  £1  i8s. 

1427  Walton  and   Cotton.     Complete  Angler,  another  copy  00 

LARGE  PAPER,  bound  in  2  vol.,  with  the  series  of  plates  for 
Pickering's  edition  inserted,  calf  gilt, gilt  edges  by  Matthews, 
Boston,  1866,  8vo.  (563)  Pickering,  £\  lis. 

1428  Walton  (Iiaak).     Life  of  John  Donne,  Dr.  in  Divinity,  the 

second  impression  corrected  and  enlarged  (wanted  portrait), 
original  binding  (with  two  MS.  corrections,  probably  in  the 
autograph  of  Izaak  Walton),  i6;8,  8vo.  (^74] 

Pickering,  £i  i8s. 

1429  Walton  (Iiaak),     Lives  of  Dr.  Donne,  Sir   H.  Wotton,  etc., 

fourth  edition,  four  portraits  (one  mended),  with  inscription 
on  title,  "  ffor  Mrs.  Hulman— U.  Wn.,"  mottled  calf  extra, 
by  Larkins,  1675,  8vo.  (576)  Pickering,  £^ 

1430  Walton  (Iiaak).     Life  of  Mr.    Rich.   Hooker,  first  ecitioo, 

crimson  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Tout,  1665, 
8vo.  (580)  Saiin,  £B  js. 

[A  most  interesting  and  valuable  copy,  with  two  full 
pages  and  two  half  pages  of  amendments  to  the  text  of  this 
first  edition,  afterwards  incorporated  in  other  edititms,  and 


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a  few  conectiom  in  the  margins,  all  in  the  autograph  of 
Izaak  Walton.— C<j/a/c^«<,] 

1431  Walton  (Izaak).     Life  of  Dr.   Sanderson,  late  Bishop  of 

Lincoln,  to  which  is  added,  Some  short  Tracts  or  Cases  of 
Conscience,  first  edition,  portrait  by  White,  with  inscription 
on  title,  "  (for  my  Cozen  Williams— I:  W:,"  and  four  MS. 
corrections  in  the  autograph  of  Izaac  Walton,  original  calf, 
1678,  8vo.  (581)  Maurice,  £i&  18s. 

1432  Walton  (Izaak).     Life  of  Dr.   Sanderson,  late    Bishop    of 

Lincoln,  first  edition,  wanted  the  portrait,  large  copy,  with 
inscription  on  title,  "  tfor  my  son  Birch  (?)  Iz.  W.,"  there 
are  also  a  few  corrections  m  the  handwriting  of  Izaak 
Walton,  MS.  memoranda  relating  to  the  volume  insetted, 
original  calf,  1678,  8vo.  (582)  Pickering,  £s  123-  6d. 

=433  Walton  (Iiaak).  Life  of  Isaac  Walton,  by  T.  Zoudi,  LARGE 
PAPER,  with  proof  plates,  original  cloth,  uncut,  t.  e.  g.,  1823, 
8vo.  (584)  Maurice,  ^i  7s. 

1434  Walton  (Izaak).     Life  of  Isaac  Walton,  including  Notices  of 

his  Contemporaries,  by  T.  Zouch,  large  paper,  one  of 
8  copies  only,  proof  portraits  and  plates,  on  India  paper, 
some  extra  proof  plates  added,  green  morocco  super  extra, 
inside  joints,  nearly  uncut  copy,  t.  e.  g.  by  Tout,  S.  Prowett, 
1823,  410.  (656)  Maurice,  £4  173.  6d. 

1435  Wells  (J.,  of  Sheffield).    The  Contemplative  and  Practical 

Angler,  fiontispiece,  morocco  extra,  gill  edges,  1S42,  8vo. 
(596)  Maurice,  £1  123. 

1436  Westwood  (T.)     Quest  of  the  Sancgreall,  and  other  Poems, 

unpublished,  1868— Songs  of  the  Chace,  portrait  and  frontis- 
piece, iSii^Nereides  :  or  Sea-Eclogues.  1712,  all  in  half 
morocco,  (.  e.  g.,  8vo,  (599)  Pickering,  £1  i6s. 

1437  Wbealley  (H.)     The  Rod  and  Line,  coloured  plates  of  flies, 

1849— Stoddart  (T,  T.)  Angling  Reminiscences,  illustrated, 
Edinburgh,  1837,  both  in  half  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  8vo. 
(601)  Pickering;  £l  zs. 

1438  White  (John).    A  Rich  Cabinet,  with  Variety  of  Inventions, 

curious  woodcuts,  a  leaf  or  two  slightly  mended,  morocco 
super  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Zaehnsdorf,  1689,  8vo.  (6oz) 

^<^g^i  £1  148. 

1439  [White.]     Sporting    Scenes,  and    Country    Characters,   by 

Martingale,  numerous  illustrations,  some  leaves  spotted, 
tree -caff  gill,  m.  e.,  1840,  8vo.  (603)  Craddock,  £\  is. 

1440  Whole  Art  of  Fishing  .  .  .  with  the  Laws  of  Angling,  frontis- 

piece, original  old  calf  gilt,  E.  Curll,  1714,  8vo.  (605) 

Maurice,  £\  14s. 

1441  Yarranton  (A.)     England's  Improvement  by  Sea  and  Land, 

to  out-do  the  Dutch  without  Fighting,  etc.,  part  i.,  large 
folding  plates  and  maps,  original  calf,  1677,  4to,  (661) 

^"""f.  ;£'  IS. 

1442  Young  Angler's  Guide,  third  edition,  illustrated,  half  morocco, 

t.  e.  g.,  1839— Crisp  (W,  F.)  The  Piscator's  Handbook, 
crimson  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Yarmouih,  a.  d.— The  "  Thames" 
J<jly  Angler,  Hall's  edition,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  o.  d., 
Kvo.  (616)  \Pickering,  £1  8s. 


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1443  Younger  (J.)  River  Angling  for  Salmon  and  Trout,  calf  gilt, 
m.  e.,  1840— Cole  (R.)  The  Young  Angler's  Pocket  Com- 
panion, frontispiece!  divided  into  two  parts,  a  few  headlines 
cut  into,  russia  gilt,  gilt  edges,  R.  Bassam,  i795>  Svo. 
(618)  Afaggs,  It  3S. 


[Decemker  sth,  and  five  followisg  days,  1898.] 
SOTHEBY,   WILKINSON  &•  HODGE. 


(No.  of  Lots,  1215  ;  amount  realised,  ;£io,992  lis.) 

[Note.— This  portion  of  the  library  of  the  late  Mr,  Moms  con- 
sisted chiefly  of  manuscripts  and  specimens  of  the  productions  of 
the  early  printers.  The  manuscripts,  which  were  mostly  codexes 
of  the  Bible,  and  transcripts  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  classics, 
included  the  illuminated  Josephus  (Lot  732],  formerly  in  the 
Hamilton  Collection,  the  Sherbrooke  and  other  Missals,  etc  They 
were  generally  of  English  or  Norman-French  workmanship,  some 
being  especially  interesting  from  their  hislorical  associations.  It 
is  not  usual  to  report  the  sale  of  M5S.  in  Book-Prices  Current, 
though  exceptions  to  the  rule  are  numerous.  In  this  instance  the 
most  important  manuscripts  are  recorded.— ED.] 

1444  ^sopus.  Vita  et  Fabulfe  ;  Fabulic  Extravagantes  ;  Fabulae 
Aviani  et  diversarum  e  graeco  latina  per  Rimicium  facta, 
lit.  floth.,  long  lines,  with  signatures  (Hain,  327),  orna- 
mental  borders,  190  woodcuts  and  numerous  ornamental 
initials,  all  coloured  by  hand,  the  first  leaf  containing  the 
figure  of  ^sop  in  facsimile  (a  8  and  all  after  p  8  [sheet  q] 
wanted,  with  all  faults),  signature  and  address  of  "  Wm. 
Morris,  Hammersmith,"  on  fly-leaf,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
leather,  with  legend  "  Maria"  rebacked.  Absque  ulla  nota 


Augsi 
[The 


^The  imperfect  Ashburnham  copy  realised  £61.  The 
parts  missing  from  that  comprised  sheets  P  8  and  the  whole 
of  Q,  with  the  exception  of  the  last  leaf.  See  Book-Pbicbs 
Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4226. — Ed.] 

1445  jCsopus.    Der  teutsch  Esopus,  iit.  gath.,  double  columns, 

39  lines,  outline  figure  of  vilsop  within  ornamental  border 
on  title,  repeated  on  reverse,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts 
(wanted  a  7,  h  6,  p  4,  and  q  8,  n  6  defective),  otherwise  a 
good  copy,  half  bound,  Augspurg,  Hannsen  Schonsperger, 
1498,  folio  (108)  LeigMon,  £1 1  ss. 

1446  Albertus   Magnus.     Sermones  de  Tempore  et  de  Sanctis, 

lit.  Kini-goth.,  long  lines,  40  to  a  page,  without  marks 
(Hain,  472),  rubricated,  painted  ornamental  initials  in  red, 


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oaken  boards,  ancient  leather  sides  (rebacked),  Per 
Johannem  Zaiiier  Uhnae  imprtssum,  s.  a.,  folio  (no) 

Leigkton,  £2  los. 
[One  of  the  earliest  books  printed  by  Zainer,  who  intro' 
duced  printing  into  Ulm. — Catalogue.'] 

1447  Albertus  Magnus.     Sermones   dc  Tempore  ct  de   Sanctis, 

lit.  Both.,  long  lines,  40  to  a  full  page,  rubricated,  3  vol.  in  1, 
oaken  boards,  half  stamped  pigskin,  clasps,  Ulmae,  jo. 
Zainer,  s.a,  {circa  1473),  folio  (in)  Tregatkis,  £,1  9s. 

[One  of  the  earliest  specimens  of  John  Zainer's  printing 
in  M\ta.^Cated0gue.'\ 

1448  Albertus  Magnus.     Sennones  nota,biles   de  tempore   et  de 

Sanctis,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  36  lines,  without  marks, 
nibricated,  capitals  painted  in  red,  oaken  boards,  leather, 
stamped  with  emblematic  ornaments,  clasps.  Absque  ttlla 
nota  {ColonitK,  U.  Zell,  circa  1475),  folio  (ni) 

Dodson,  £^  I  IS. 

1449  Albertus  Magnus.     De  Virgine  Maria — De  Laudibus  Mariae 

Virginia,  lit.  gotk,  double  columns,  61-62  lines,  headings  of 
open  rotnan  capitals,  without  marks  (same  type  as 
"  Astesanus  summa  conscientiae ")  (Hain,  461  ana  467), 
rubricated,  painted  omamenta!  initials,  the  two  works  in 
1  vol.,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather  (x^- 
yiAdsitd),  Absque  ulia  noia  {Argent.,].  Mentelin,  fi'rra  1474), 
folio  (n3)  Jfo/ier, /2  4s. 

1450  Alchabitius.     Libellus  Vsa^ogicus  Abdilazi  ...  qui  dicitur 

Alchabitius  ad  Magestenum  Juditiorum  Astronim  ;  inler- 

Jretatus  a  Joanne  Hispalensi ;  scriptumcjue  in  eundem  a 
oanne  Saxoniae  editum,  loman  and  gothic  letter,  diagrams 
and  omamenta!  initials,  half  vellum,  Venet.,  Erhardus 
Ratdolt,  1485,  4to.  (54)  ^faggs,  £1  as. 

1451  Alpbonsus  de  Spina.     Fortalicium  Fidei,  Lib.  V.,  aoni-oothtc 

mter,  double  columns,  47  lines,  without  marks  (Hain,  871), 
woodcut,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  pigskin  (re- 
backed).  Absque  ulla  nota  {Basil.,  B.  Richel,  fiWa  147;), 
folio  (i  17)  Downing,  £\ 

1452  Ambtosius    Epis.     Mediolanensis.      "  Compilatio    Dictorum 

beati  Ambrosii  edita  a  Fratre  Bartholomeo  de  Urbino  Ord. 
Frat.  Eremic.  S.  Augustini,  de  mandate  Clementis  Pap^ 
Sexti  ;"  [in  fine]  "hanc  primam  partem  huius  Sacrosancte 
Ambrosiane  complevit  scriptorum  minimus.  Dionysius  de 
Bregonziis  de  Soma  Canonicus  Sancte  Agnetis  de  Soma 
dyoc.  Mediolanensis  Anno  Dni  MCCCC  octavo,  mensis 
Novembris  die  XXIT,"  manuscript  on  vellum  (380  leaves), 
written  in  large  gotliic  Irttcr,  red  and  blacl^  in  double 
columns,  54  lines,  on  the  first  page  of  text  is  a  fine  illu- 
minated miniature  of  Pope  Clement  receiving  the  book 
firom  the  compiler,  a  centre  illuminated  bar  with  marginal 
'  ornaments  at  head  and  toot,  an  emblematic  figure  of  a 

female  saint  above,  and  a  coat  of  arms  (sable,  a  cross  gules), 
the  reverse  of  the  leaf  has  also  marginal  decorations  of 
birds  and  lealy  branches,  and  a  very  charming  and  highly- 
Gnished  miniature  of  Saint  Ambrose  (3  inches  square),  five 


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large  illuminated  initials  occur  in  the  text,  and  numeroDs 
ornamental  pec  letters,  old  stamped  calf,  gilt  edges,  Mi£ol., 
1408,  lar^e  folio  (120)  (^laritck,  £y6 

[This  is  the  first  of  three  voliunes  of  an  Alphabetical 
Concordance  to  St.  Ambrose's  Works,  extending  from  A 
to  E.  At  the  beginning  is  a  Table  of  the  Words  treated  of 
in  the  complete  work.  It  was  probably  never  finished,  and 
certainly  never  printed.— CataiogitrJ] 

1453  Amiphonarium.     [begino-J  "Sabl^to  ante  pnmam  Domini- 

cam.  Adventus  dni.  Ad  vesporas  super  psalmos  Antj- 
phonam."  [In  finem]  "Gratia  sit  Chnsto  C]ui  fecit;  non 
michi  Petro.  (^ui  libnim  scripsi  dictus  logiusque  notavi. 
Urbe  Placentma  natus  de  nomine  digna.  Columbe 
monachus  Jh'u  pronumine  notus.  Sunt  bis  sexcenii  nona- 
ginta  quinque  set  anni,"  manuscript  on  vellum  (2?3  leaves), 
written  in  large  gotttic  Itttrra  in  red  and  black,  with  musical 
notes,  large  painted  ornamental  initial  A  on  reverse  of  first 
leaf  (7  in.  by  6  in.)  and  numerous  smaller  ones,  and  pes 
letters  in  red  and  blue,  oaken  boards,  leather  [/'iacentin, 
1295],  lai^e  folio  (124)  Maine,  ^iS  ^s. 

[An  adcUtion  is  made  on  folio  269,  headed,  "  In  annunaa- 
tione  d'nica  1462,"  and  signed,  "  Frater  Johannes  Wasser- 
polii  de  Hylaria." — Ca/ixlogue.] 

1454  Antoninus   Augustus.     Itinerarium    Piovinciarum    Omnium 

cum  Fragmenta  ejusdem,  etc.,  red  and  black  (top  margin 
of  title  mended),  old  English  morocco,  with  the  aims  of  ihe 
Duke  of  Marlborough  on  the  sides,  Paris,  H.  Stephanus, 
n.  d.,  8vo.  (10)  Bain,  £2  i8s. 

[The  first  edition.     Printed  in  1512.— Ed,] 

1455  Apocalypsis  S.  Joannis  Apostoli.     [Begin,  folio  ii.]    "  Incipit 

literaJis  expositio  in  Vulgar!  translata  per  Fratrem  Fre- 
dericum  de  Veneciis  sacre  theologie  professoris  Ordinis 
Predicatorum  super  apocalypsem  beati  Johannis  Apostoli 
edicta  in  miltesimo  tringentessimo  octuagesimo  quarto  de 
KIs.  Januarii  cum  glossis  magistri  Nicolai  de  Lira  de 
Ordine  fratrum  Minorum,"  Sa^.  XIV.,  manuscript  on 
vellum  by  an  Italian  scribe  (169  leaves),  in  double  columns, 
the  text  written  in  sections  in  large  flOlhit  UHtr,  the  glosses 
in  a  small  neat  gothic,  the  first  page  is  occupied  by  a 
painting  of  St.  John's  Vision  of  Christ  between  the  Seven 
Golden  Candlesticks,  on  the  reverse  of  which  are  6  circular 
drawings  in  ink  of  emblems  of  the  four  Evangelists, 
Solomon  and  David,  the  first  page  of  text  has  2  illuminated 
initials  (one  a  miniature  of  St.  John),  with  marginal  decora- 
tions, and  there  are  48  richly-painted  and  illuminated 
ornamental  initials,  and  many  hundred  ornamental  pen 
letters,  modem  brown  morocco,  antique  style,  gilt  edges 
(126)  Bain,  £v> 

1456  Appianus.     Libri  De  Bellis  Civilibus  Romanis,  in  latinutti 

traducti  per  P.  Candidum,  finely  printed  in  roman  letter, 
long  lines,  32  to  a  page,  with  marginal  notes,  signatures, 
2  pagta  within  ornamental  woodcut  borders,  the  first  in 
red,  and  ornamental  woodcut  initials  (a  few  plain  margins 


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womied,  and  aj  a  blank  wanted),  2  vol.  in  I,  new  vellum, 
yetiei.,  B,  Piaores  ct  Erbard.  Katdolt,  1477,  410.  (64) 

Leigkton,  £4  12s. 
[Brunet  regarded  tbe  woodcut  borders  in  this  work  as  the 
first  specimens  of  their  kind  appearing  in  a  printed  book. 
—CateUogue.] 

1457  Apuleius.    Asinus  Aureus,  cum  Commentario  Ph.  Beroaldi, 

numerous  woodcuts,  and  ornamental  initials,  limp  vellum, 
with  flap,  fine  copy,  Ve?iet.,  P.  Pincius,  1510,  folio  (127) 

Breslau.  £}  35, 

1458  Apuleius.    The  XI.  Bookes  of  the  Golden  Asse,  containmge 

the  Metamorphosis  of  Lucius  Apuleius  .  .  .  with  ue 
Mariage  of  Cupid  and  Psyche,  etc.,  translated  out  of  Latin 
into  Englishe  by  Wm.  Adlington,  black  Ittttx,  title  within 
woodcut  border,  morocco  extra  by  Tout,  fine  copy,  Wm. 
HowforAbr.  Veate,  1571,  410.  (67)         H.Jones,  ^15  los. 

1459  Aciuila  (Petrus  de).     Quaesliones  in  IV.  libros  sen  lent  ianim, 

lit.  Bo'h-,  double  columns,  60  lines,  rubricated,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  pigskin, 
clasps.  Spiral,  Petrus  Drach,  1480,  folio  (128) 

Downing,  £2  8s. 

1460  Arabian  Nights.    The  Book  of  a  Thousand  Nights  and  One 

Night ;  Tales  from  the  Arabic  ;  and  Alaeddin,  now  first 
completely  done  into  English  by  John  Payne,  together 
13  vol.,  white  gilt  boards,  uncut,  Privately  printed  fir  the 
Villon  Society,  1882-89,  8vo.  (13)  Tregaskis,  C\o  15s. 

1461  Aiatus.     Phaenomena  cum  Conunentariis,  et  Procli  Sphaera, 

Cr.  et  Lat,  the  "Aiatus  "  and  "  Proclus"  portion  only  of 
the  Aldine  "  Aslronomici  Veteres,"  first  edition,  with  wood- 
cuts, vellum.  Venet.,  Aldus,  1499,  folio  (129)   Tregaskis,  £^ 

1462  Architecture  Ottomane  ;  ouvrageautoris^  par  Irade  Imperial, 

et  public  sous  le  Patronage  de  Edhem  Pacha  [French, 
German  and  Turkish  Texte),  [87  plates  (some  coloured), 
half  morocco,  Constantinople,  1873,  imperial  folio  (130) 

Guebekim,  ^3  3s. 

1463  Aretinus    (Leonardus).      HisCoria    Fiorentina,    Libri    XII., 

Sa^c.  XV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (277  leaves),  written  in  a 
very  neat  roman  letter,  by  an  Italian  scribe,  long  lines, 
27  to  a  page,  each  book  has  a  finely-painted  and  illuminated 
initial,  the  letter  in  gold,  with  white  intersected  scrolls  on 
various  coloured  grounds,  a  blank  shield  supported  by  a 
Cupid  at  foot  of  first  leaf,  contetnporary  Venetian  orna- 
mental binding,  oaken  boards,  brown  leather  with  metal 
bosses  and  catches  for  4  clasps  {circa  1450),  folio  (131) 

Buchanan,  £1^ 

1464  Aretino  (Leonardo).     Historia  del  Popolo  Fiorentino  com- 

posta  in  latino  et  tradocta  in  lingua  tosca  da  D.  AcciaioU, 
prima  edizione,  printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  with 
signatures,  2  illuminated  initials,  oaken  boards,  ancient  half 
stamped  ornamental  leather  sides,  new  back,  Vtnegia, 
Jacomo  de  Rossi,  1476,  folio  (132)  Leighton,  £6 

1465  Aretino  (Leonardo).     Libro  intitulato  Aquila,  translata  da 

latino  in  vulgare  sermone,  prima  edizione,  woodcut  of  eagle, 
XIII.  10 


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146 

fine  oraamental  border  of  hunting  subjects,  etc,  to  first 
page  of  text,  and  woodcut  initials  (some  leaves  stained), 
caLf,  NapoUptr  Ayolfi  de  Cantlumo,  1492,  folio  {133) 

1466  Arisioteles.  Politica,  Rhetorica,  Etbica,  Ssec  XIII.-XIV., 
manuscript  on  vellum  (186  leaves),  written  in  gotlticUttcr, 
double  columns,  36  lines  in  2  difTerent  hands,  probably 
Nonnan- French,  with  profuse  flosses  in  the  maigins  in  a 
minute  cursive  hand,  the  "  Politica''  had  10  fine  painted 
and  illuminated  ornamental  initials  (that  on  the  first  page 
bittoriated),  with  marginal  elongations  of  spiked  foliage, 
the  remainder  of  the  volume  had  numerous  ornamental  pen 
letters,  oaken  boards,  blind  line  compartments,  metal 
bosses,  title  under  talc  and  metal  frame  on  upper  cover, 
long  clasps,  folio  {134)  Quariich,  £36 

14^  Arthur.  The  Storye  of  the  most  noble  and  worthye  Kynge 
Arthure  ;  and  also  of  his  nobie  and  valiaunt  Knyghtes  of 
the  rounde  table  (Translated  by  Sir  Thos.  Malory),  newly 
imprynted  and  corrected,  black  Uittr,  double  columns, 
woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (title,  next  7  leaves,  last 
leaf  of  table,  portion  of  last  leaf  of  text,  and  leaf  of  colophon 
in  facsimile,  some  headlines  cut  into,  and  margins  of 
3  leaves  mended,  with  all  faults],  thick  boarded  red  morocco 
^It,  with  coat  of  arms  in  centre,  joints,  gilt  edges,  ImptynUd 
infiete  streU  at  the  Sygne  of  the  Rose  Gtwlande  by  Wyllyam 
Copland,  1557,  small  folio  (136)  Quarilch,  £^1 

[Of  this  rare  edition  only  one  perfect  copy  is  said  to  be 
known,  which  was  Dent's,  afterwards  Perkms's,  bought  by 
Benioni,  in  1873,  '°''  ;£i"^  ^^^  afterwards,  in  187$,  sold 
for  £q^.-^Catalogue.'\ 

1468  Assisarum  Libri  et  Placitorum  Coronae,  blxth  letter,  Rastell's 

large  woodcut  device  on  title  (last  few  leaves  wormed),  old 
call  J.  Rasteil,  n.  d.  {1513),  folio  (138)    Pickering,  £a  10s. 

1469  Astexanus  de  Ast.  Summa  de  Casibus  Conscientiae,  lit.  goUt., 

double  columns,  62  tines,  some  sie:natures  stamped  in 
extreme  lower  margins  (Hain,  1890),  rubricated,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather 
(in  fine  slate),  Mentelin's  third  edition,  Absque  uUa  m>ta 
[Argent.,  J.  Mentelin  {«"««  i475)].  fol'o  (139)  Lei^hton,  £4 

1470  Astexanus  de  Ast.  Summa  de  Casibus  Conscientiae,  enni- 

gjJthie  Ittttt,  double  columns,  56-57  lines,  headings  in  small 
KOthic  capitals,  rude  outline  woodcut  of  Salvator  Mundi  on 
last  leaf,  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  red  (9  leaves 
wanted,  some  wormed),  oaken  boards,  new  morocco, 
stamped  with  foliage  ornaments,  Colonix  per  Henrintm 
QuenUll,  1479,  //.  Kl.  Sept.,  thick  folio  (140) 

G.  W.  lotus,  £3  las. 

erhis  appears  to  be  the  first  book  printed  by  H.  Queniell 
ologne . —  Catalogue.  ] 

1 471  Astexanus  de  Ast.  Summa  de  Casibus  Conscientiae,  lit  goth., 

double  columns,  without  signatures,  capitals  painted  in  blue 
and  red,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather,  clasps, 
Nurenbergte,  A.  Koburger,  1482,  folio  (141)    Devming,  £i 


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1472  Augustinus  (S.    Aurelius).    De  Civitate  Dei,   Lib.   XXII., 

etmi-gothic  Uttti,  double  columns,  44  lines,  without  marks, 
first  leaf  of  "Rubricae"  inlaid,  with  an  iUuminated  bar 
in  the  centre,  next  leaf  and  last  leaf  slightly  mended, 
some  MS.  notes  in  margins,  fiill  illuminat^  and  painted 
border  of  interlaced  white  scrolls  on  variegated  g^vund  to 
first  page  of  text,  with  2  illuminated  initials,  old  red  morocco 

?;ilt,  inlaid  with  green,  gilt  edges,  5.  /.  et  nam.  impress. 
Subiaco  per  C.  ^vieyn/uym  el  Am.  Pannarts),  1467,  folio 
(142)  Tregaskis,  {jl 

{Editio  princeps,  and  the  third  for  fourth)  book  printed 
at  Subiaco.  The  volume  ends  on  the  recto  of  the  last  leaf 
with  the  words,  "  Deo  Gratias  God  AI," — Calalogut.'] 

1473  Augustinus  (S.)    De  Civitate  Dei,  cum  commento  Thomsc 

Valois  et  Nicolai  Trivetth,  lit  gottt.,  double  columns,  47 
lines,  the  Commentary  in  a  diiierent  type,  in  double  columns 
of  57  tines,  rubricated,  illuminated  initial  and  marginal 
decoration  on  first  page,  several  tiainted  ornamental  initials, 
capitals  painted  in  red,  modem  olue  morocco,  with  Diirer's 
Ex-Libris  of  B.  Pirckheimer  in  cover  (Lakeland's  copy), 
Absque  no/a  \_Arg-eni.,  J.  Mentelin,  circa  1468],  folio  (143) 
Tregaskis,  £23 
[The  Spencer. Ry land's  copy  has  an  inscription  by  the 
illuminator  J.  Bambcr  dated  1468,  showing  that  the  book 
could  not  have  been  printed  later  than  that  date,— 
CaiaJagae.^ 

1474  Augustinus  (S.)    De  Civitate  Dei,  printed  in  roman  letter, 

lon^  lines.  46  to  a  page,  without  marks,  two  illuminated 
initials  with  marginal  decoration  of  interlaced  white  scrolls 
on  variegated  ground,  and  a  similar  initial  to  each  book, 
capitals  and  divisions  in  blue,  old  calf,  a  fine  large  and 
sound  copy,  Aoma  per  C.  Sweynkeym  et  Am.  Pannarts 
in  domo  P.  de  Maximis,  1470,  folio  (144)  QuariUk,  ^18 
[The  third  edition  of  the  "De  Civitate"  by  these  printers 
— Catalogue^ 

1475  Augustinus  (S.)    De  Civitate  Dei,  cum  Commentariis  Thomx 

Valois  et  Nicolai  Triveth,  lit  girth.  (2  types),  with  signa- 
tures, large  margins,  contemporary  oaken  boards,  covered 
with  leather,  stamped  with  figures  of  double-headed  eagle, 
fleur-de-lis,  etc.,  and  legend  "  Jhu.  Maria,"  well  preserv<Ml, 
Lttvanii,  Joannes  Westialensis,  1488,  folio  (145) 

Littleiuoed,  /6  5s. 

1476  Augustinus  (5.)     De  la  Cit6  de  Dieu,  translate  de  Latm  en 

Fran90ys  (par  Raoul  de  Prssles),  lettres  bfttardes,  double 
columns,  titles  within  woodcut  borders,  with  large  cut  on 
reverse  of  each,  three  other  cuts  and  ornamental  woodcut 
initials  (margins  of  four  last  leaves  of  voL  i.  mended), 
signatures  trf  "  Lilias,  Lady  Drummond,"  and  "  Patrik,  Lonl 
Drummond,  is8],"and  "TuUibardine"  on  each  title,  3  voL, 
old  stamped  leather,  Paris,  Nic.  Savetier,  1S31,  folio  (146) 
LitlUviood,  £f>  cs. 

1477  Augustinus  (S.)    Pluraac  diversa  Sermonum  Opera,  lit.  gofb., 

fiill-length  woodcut  on  reverse  of  title,  some  leaves  stained 
10—2 


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and  wormed,  oaken  boards,  leather  stamped  with  ^Sns 
and  roses,  etc.,  clasps,  Basil.,  Jo.  de  Ainerbach,  1494,  folio 
(149)  Breslau,  £1  los. 

1478  Aagustinus  (S.)    Sermones  super  novissimos  quinquaginta 

Psalmos,  Saec.  XII.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (179  leaves), 
written  in  snnt-gathic  character?,  in  double  columns  of  52 
lines,  probably  Rhenish  of  the  twelfth  century  (some  leaves 
misplaced),  numerous  painted  ornamental  initials  in  red, 
blue  and  green,  modem  brown  calf,  antique  style,  large 
folio  (148)  Quariick,  l^o 

1479  Aymon.    The  Right  pleasaunt  and  goodly  Historie  of  the 

four  Sonnes  of  Aimon,  bbuk  Itttn,  double  columns,  wood- 
cuts, MS.  verses  on  title,  and  a  rough  drawing  of  Reynard 
on  last  leaf  (which  is  mended,  as  are  also  the  inner  ma^^ins 
of  the  last  5  leaves),  old  calf,  ImprinUd  by  Wynkyn  di 
Worde  1504,  and  now  tmprinttd  in  tkc  Vers  1554  by 
Wylliam  CMand,  folio  (152)  Pickering,  lii 

[This  is  the  Osterley  Park  copy,  which  sold  for  iS^-— 
Calala^e.'] 

1480  Balbus  Qohannes  de).    Catholicon,  etmi-gothte  type,  double 

columns,  65-67  lines,  without  marks  (Hain,  2251),  mbri- 
cated,  capitals  painted  in  red,  brown  morocco,  blind 
stamped  in  antique  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy  (Lake- 
land's), AdsqueuUa  nota  {Argent.,  cirett  i473)i  folio  ('54) 
Uighton,  l\\ 
[A  very  finely  printed  edition  of  the  **  Catholicon,"  usually 
attributed  to  the  press  of  Mentelin.  It  has  a  peculiar  R, 
but  it  differs  firom  that  characteristic  of  the  R  printer.— 
Catatogut:\ 

1481  Bayeux  Tapestry  (The),  published  by  the  Society  of  Anti- 

quaries, 17  large  coloured  plates,  half  morocco,  1819,  atlas 
folio  (158)  Edwards,  £1  los. 

1462  Belon  (Pierre).  L'Histoire  Naturelle  des  Oyseaux,  avec  lean 
descriptions  et  naifs  portraicts  retirez  du  Naturel  ;  escrile 
en  sept  livres,  premiere  Mition,  numerous  woodcuts,  old 
calf,  Paris,  Bfnoisi  Prevost  pour  G.  Corroeet,  1555,  folio 
(159)  Eil'^,  £i^ 

1483  Bemardus  (S.)    "  Sermones  beati  Bcraardi  abbatis  Clare- 

vallis  incipiunt  feliciter,"  editio  princeps,  iit.  gotlu,  double 
columns,  48  lines,  without  marks  (some  leaves  wormed), 
oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  with  the  word  '*  Maria  " 
repeated  continually  in  the  side  borders  (ornamental  Ex- 
Libris  of  Wm.  Morris,  Kelmscott,  in  cover),  Mogunlia  per 
Peintm  Sckayffer  de  Gemsheym,  1475  (imprint  and  shields 
in  red),  folio  (165)  Pickering,  £6  ss. 

1484  Bible.    Le  Grant  Bible  en  Francois,  historiee  et  corrigee, 

avec  le  psaultier  (du  Latin  de  P.  Comestor  par  Guyart  des 
Moulins),  lettres  bitardes,  double  columns,  numerous 
woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (wanted  both  titles),  2  vol. 
in  I,  autograph  of  Cesar  de  Missy  at  end,  old  calf,  with 
arms  of  Robert  Harley  and  his  Ex-Libris  in  cover,  clean 
co^y,  Paris,  fiotir  Jehan  Petit,  i;30,  folio  (186)  Z^ij^/on,  ^4 

1485  Bibha.     Regum  libri  quatuor;  cum  glossis  interlinearis  et 


1 


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149 

inarginalibu3,SEec.XIII.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (274  leaves), 
by  a  French  scribe,  the  text  written  in  bold  gathic  ictin,  the 
[•losses  in  a  smaller  hand,  a  la:^e  and  very  richly  illuminated 
and  painted  initial  to  each  book,  and  numerous  small  orna- 
mental initials  in  red  and  blue,  old  red  morocco,  with  the 
arms  of  Pope  Alexander  VII.  on  sides,  from  the  Duke  of 
Sussex's  library,  folio  (167)  Quaiilch,  ^31 

14S6  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  prologis 
S.  Hietonymi  et  Interpretationibus  Hebraicorum  Nominum, 
Ssc.  XIII.,  manuscnpt  on  thin  vellum  (480  leaves),  very 
neatly  written  in  small  gothir  tetter,  in  red  and  black, 
double  columns,  ji  lines,  with  wide  mar^ns,  the  margin  of 
first  page  of  Genesis  painted  and  illuminated  witli  minia- 
tures of  the  works  of  Creation,  and,  before  Matthew,  a  fine 
miniature  of  the  Tree  of  Jesse,  1 12  fine  large  ornamental 
initials  in  colours  on  gold,  and  many  smaller  ones  in  gold 
on  colour,  running  titles  and  headings  of  chapters  in  blue 
and  red,  and  numerous  small  pen  letters,  old  red  morocco 

S'lt,  with  arms  of  Viscount  Strangford,  gilt  edges,  with 
ailstone  Ex-Libris,  4(0.  (86)  Pickering,  £gi 

1487  BibliA  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  Sa:c.  XIII.,  manu- 
script on  vellum,  a  portion  only,  consisting  of  273  leaves, 
written  in  large  missal  characters,  in  double  colunuis  of 
30  lines,  by  an  Anglo-Norman  or  Northern- French  scribe, 
with  78  large  and  finely  illuminated  and  painted  initials  (46 
of  which  are  historiated),  and  marginal  decorations  of  scrolls 
and  grotesques,  a  very  fine  bar  on  the  first  page  of  Genesis 
has  three  divisions,  the  centre  with  eight  miniatures,  the  first 
seven  representing  the  days  of  Creation,  and  the  eighth  the 
Crucifixion,  and  there  are  numerous  ornamental  pen  letters 
throughout  the  volume,  old  calf  (n'rca  12S0),  large  folio 
(168)  ^uaritch,  £ip 

[This  MS.  appears  to  consist  of  those  portions  only  of  the 
whole  Codex  (from  Genesis  to  Machab.  ii.)  which  had  illu- 
minations. It  seems  to  have  been  in  four  volumes  originally. 
It  has  an  inscription  at  end,  "  Istc  liber  pertinet  monasteno 
Ecclesiffi  beatK  Maria;  de  Marquetta  juxta  insulum  toma- 
censis  diocesis."  It  appears  to  have  been  given  by  Philip 
the  Good,  Duke  of  Burgundy,  to  a  monastery  near  Lille  ; 
and  another  inscription  at  end  reads.  ''  Ce  Livre  ichi  est  a 
contempler  de  Mesre  Christ,  !es  Chevaliez  dont  pesont 
endurer  pour  lui  pour  parvenir  en  Paradis  P  1454-"— 
Caiaiogue.'] 

■488  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  prologis 
S.  Hieronymi,  Calendario,  Interpretationibus  Hebraicorum 
Nominum  et  Epistolis  Dominicis,  Secc.  XIII.,  manuscript 
on  uterine  vellum  (668  leaves),  finely  written  in  small  neat 
gothU  letttr,  double  columns  of  41  lines,  by  an  An^lo- 
Norman  or  Norman-French  scribe,  146  illuminated  initials 
(81  of  which  are  historiated),  with  maivinal  elongations, 
and  numerous  pen  ornaments,  the  calendar  written  in  red, 
blue  and  black,  oaken  boards,  modem  vellum  {circa  1380), 
8vo.  (33)  Prince,  £73 


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[A  choice  MS.  in  fine  condition  ;  the  figures  in  the 
initials,  though  small,  were  admirably  drawn  and  painted. 
The  calendar,  which  follows  the  Apocalypse,  is  Dominican. 
—Cataio£ve.] 

1489  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.     Editionis  Vulgatse  cum  prolf^s   S. 

Hieronymi,et  Interpr.  Hebr.  Nom.,  Szec.  XIII.,  manuscript 
on  thin  vellum  (369  leaves),  written  in  small  neat  B^thx 
characters,  double  columns,  54  lines  (Italian),  45  painted 
initials,  and  numerous  pen  ornaments,  some  painted,  initials 
cut  out,  and  wanted  latter  half  of  the  "  Interpretationes," 
vellum,  8vo.  (34)  Leigkton,  ^24  los. 

1490  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.     Editionis    Vulgatae,    cum    prologis 

Hieronymi  et  Interpr.  Norn.  Hebraicorum,  Sxc.  X1V-, 
manuscript  on  uterine  vellum  (595  leaves),  by  a  Norman- 
French  scribe,  written  in  minute  clear  Bofhit  Utttt,  in  double 
columns  of  46  lines,  with  146  finely-painted,  small,  his- 
toriated  and  ornamental  initials,  and  numerous  pen  orna- 
ments in  margins,  running  headlines  in  blue  and  red,  purple 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  8vo.  (35)  Pickfring,  £30 

1491  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.    Editionis    Vulgatae,    cum    prologis 

S.  Hieronymi  et  Interpr.  Nominum  Hebraicorum,  Ssec. 
XIV.,  manuscript  on  uterine  vellum  (463  leaves),  in  small 
neat  {olhtc  Uttn,  double  columns,  54  lines  (Anglo- Norman), 
begins  with  the  last  portion  of  Genesis  ii.,  and  wanted  half 
of  the  "  Interpretationes"  at  end,  numerous  painted  orna- 
mental initials  and  marginal  decorations,  modem  russia, 
stamped  blind  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  8vo.  (36) 

Heppifutal,  £i(>  los. 
1493  Biblia  Sacra  Latiue.  Editionis  Vulgatae,  cum  prologis 
S.  Hieronymi,  Kalendario,  et  Interpretation ibus  Hebr. 
Nominum,  Sffic.  XIV.,  manuscript  on  uterine  vellum  (633 
leaves),  written  in  a  small  neat  gothic  Utter,  double  columns 
of  44  lines  (An^lo-Norman  or  Norman- French),  146 
illuminated,  histonated  and  ornamental  initials,  and  much 
ornamental  pen  decoration,  old  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  8vo. 
(37)  Pickering,  £\o 

1493  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.     Editionis    Vulgatae,    cum    prologis 

S.  Hieronymi,  et  Interpretation  ibus  Nom.  Hebraicorum, 
Ssc  XIV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (387  leaves),  written  in  a 
small  sothtc  Ittttr,  in  double  columns  of  52  lines,  perhapis 
Southern  French,  a  large  histonated  initials,  and  numerous 
ornamental  pen  letters,  old  black  morocco,  8vo.  (38) 

Htppiastal,£ii 

1494  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.     Editionii  Vulgats,  cum  Prologis  S. 

Hieronymi  Inteipretationibus  Nominum  Hebraicorum  et 
CanonibuB  Eusenii,  Sfec  XIII.,  manuscript  on  vellum 
(4JI  leaves),  in  double  columns  of  j6  lines,  written  in  small 
gothic  Uttrr,  in  a  brownish  red  ink,  rubricated,  by  a 
Northern  French  scribe,  the  Canons  of  Eusebius  in  four 
coltunns,  with  painted  ornamental  bars  between,  illuminated 
initial  to  first  page,  with  marginal  decoration,  border  of  the 
■even    days'  Creation    before    Genesis  (both    somewhat 


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rubbed),  numeroua  omameatal  pen  letters,  etc.,  old  calf, 
with  anns  of  Nicolas  Chevalier  {circa  1280),  folio  (169) 

Pickering^  £a7 
149;  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editio  Vulgata  cum  prologis  S. 
Hieronymi  et  Interpretationibus  Hebraicorum  NomiDum, 
Initio  Sxc.  XIV.,  manuscript  on  uterine  vellum  (531 
leaves),  by  an  Anglo-Norman  scribe,  written  in  a  neat 
gnthu  letttt,  in  double  coluinns  of  47  lines,  with  165  finely 
painted  and  illuminated  historiated  and  ornamental  initials, 
with  marginal  decorations  of  elongated  branches,  containing 
grotesques  and  other  figures,  ending  with  points  of  foliage, 
the  middle  bar  of  the  first  page  of  Genesis  representing  the 
works  of  Creation,  rassia  gilt,  gilt  edges  {area  1300),  folio 
(170)  QuaritcA,  £y32 

[A  very  fine  MS.,  quite  perfect,  and  in  remarkably  good 
condition.  It  belonged  to  Caesar  de  Missy  in  1745,  and  his 
name  is  on  the  first  page.  Afterwards  in  the  Duke  of 
Sussex's  library,  and  then  in  that  of  Edw,  Hailstone.— 
CaiaJeigtte.'] 

1496  Biblia    Sacra    Latina.     Editio    Vulgata,  cum    prologis    S. 

Hieronymi  et  Interpretationibus  Hebraicorum  Nominum, 
Ssec.  XIV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (368  leaves),  double 
columns,  ;4-57  lines,  written  in  a  neat  gothte  Itttn  by  an . 
Anglo- NoRnan  or  Northern  French  scribe,  127  finely- 
painted  and  illuminated  historiated  and  ornamental  initials, 
with  marginal  decorations  of  the  usual  character  of  the 
school,  oaken  boards,  pigskin,  perforated  metal  clasps, 
folio  (171)  Pickering,  £tj 

[This  MS.  wanted  24  or  25  leaves,  including  the  greater 
part  of  St  Jerome's  Introduction,  Gen.  i.  to  iii.  and  xiii.  to 
Kvii,  Deut.  i.  to  vi.,  Joshua,  part  of  chap,  i.,  Tobit  xiii., 
xiv.,  Esther  i.,  Daniel  i.,  ii.,  Acts  xxiii.  to  xxviii.,  the 
Canonical  Epistles,  Apocalypse  i.  to  iii.,  and  the  end  of  the 
third  Book  of  Esdras.  The  latter  is  placed  at  the  end  of 
the  volume  before  the  "  Interpretationes.'—Ca/o/o^u^,] 

1497  Biblia.    Libri  Varii  VeterisTestamenti,  Sa^c  XV.,  manuscript 

on  vellum  <i;8  leaves),  written  in  thick  gothit  Utttr 
(Flemish),  in  double  columns,  35  lines,  marginal  notes  and 
divisions  of  books  and  chapters  in  red,  a  lan^e  and  thickly 
illuminated  and  richly  pamted  initial  on  first  page,  with 
decorations  in  the  margin,  18  large  ornamental  pien  letters 
in  different  colours,  and  numerous  smaller  ones  painted  in 
red,  oaken  boards,  new  brown  calf,  blind  stamped  orna- 
ments, metal  clasps  (circa  1450),  folio  (173)  SiaeUa,  £10 
tThe  books  contained  in  this  MS.  are  the  following: 
Proverbs,  Ecclesiastes,  Canticles,  Wisdom,  Ecclesiasticus, 

iob,  Tobit,  Judith,  Esther,  and  Machabees  ii.,  with  the 
'rologues  of  St.  Jerome  to  each.— Ca/a/tj? «*.] 

1498  Biblia  Sacra  Latina ;    Editionis  Vulgatx,  cum  prologs  S. 

Hieronimi,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns^  45  lines  (Copinger, 
No.  7),  first  page  of  each  volume  painted  with  figures  of 
saints,  grotesques,  fiower  scrolls,  etc,  numerous  illnminaied 
initials,  with  marginal  decorations,  and  ornamental  pen 


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letters,  etc.  (apparently  wanted  53  leaves,  some  bottom 
mar^ns  defective,  sold  with  nil  faults),  2  voL,  old  calf,  a 
cardinal's  old  Ex-Libris  in  covers,  Absque  nota  {Argent., 
Eggcstein,  1466  ?),  folio  {173)  Quaritck,  £1-^  10s. 

1499  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulrats,  cinn  prologis  S. 
Hieron^i  Notitiae  Biblionim  Mcnardi  et  Canonibas 
Eusebii,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  48  lines,  without  marks, 
marginal  notes  in  a  small  type  in  the  Gospels  only, 
numerous  omamental  woodcut  initials,  mostly  painted  m 
red  (z  vol.  in  i),  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather. 
Absque  ulla  nota  (Basil.,  B.  Ricfael,  1475),  folio  (174) 

Maine,  £il 

iyx>  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgate,  cum  prologis  S. 
Hieronymi,  Epistola  Menardi  et  Canonibus  Eusebii, 
lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  ji  lines,  without  marks,  rubri- 
cated, running  titles  in  red,  large  painted  ornamental 
initials  in  red  and  blue,  tbe  first  page  having  a  large  and 
finely- painted  and  illuminated  initial  F,and  graceful  flower 
scrolls  in  the  margins,  enclosing  below  tbe  double  shield 
and  motto  of  the  Archbishop  of  Salzburg,  contemporary 
binding  in  oaken  boards,  covered  with  leather,  stamped 
with  borders  of  foliage,  with  the  arms,  crown,  mitre  and 
motto  of  the  Archbishop  in  centres,  engraved  metal  bosses, 
the  catches  to  the  clasps  having  an  emblazoned  shield 
under  glass  in  each  (the  clasm  are  missing),  Nuremberga, 
Ant  Coberger,  1477,  large  (olio  (175)  Ellis,  £50 

[Koburger's  second  Latin  Bible,  it  was  evidently  bound 
specially  for  the  Prince  Archbishop,  and  is  a  fine  specimen 
of  contemporary  Geirnan  binding.  The  first  fly-leaf  had  a 
contemporary  inscription  in  red  on  recto,  and  a  MS.  list  of 
the  numbers  of  the  books  in  the  Bible  on  verso. — CiUalogiu.\ 

1501  Biblia  Sacra  Latina.  Editionis  Vulgata;  cum  prologis  S. 
Hieronymi  et  Glossa  Ordinaria  Walafridi  Strabonis  et 
interlineari  Anselmi  Laudunensis,  lit.  goih.  (three  sixes), 
4  columns,  with  signatures  (the  same  letter  often  repeated] 
(Hain,  3173),  rubricated,  illuminated  initial  to  first  page  of 
each  vcdume,  painted  ornamental  capitals  in  blue  and  red, 
4  voL,  oaken  boards,  ornamental  stamped  pigskin  (sixteenth 
century),  fine,  large  and  sound  copy,  Absque  ulla  nota 
{Argent.,  A.  Rusch,  circa  1485),  large  folio  (176)  Ludwig,  £1 


1502  Biblia.     Lyra  (Nic.  de).     Postilla  super  Bibliam  (vsL  i 

taining  Genesis,  Chron.  ii.  only),  eaitio  princeps,  nrinted 
1  letter,   long    lines,  without  marks,  but  frith    1 


chapters  numbered  in  roman,  the  first  page  painted  with 
white  intersected  scrolls  on  coloured  grounds  and  illu. 
minated,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red  (last  leaf  wormed), 
vellum,  Roma,  Conr.  Siveynkeym  et  A.  Pannartis  in  Domo 
P.  de  Maximis,  1471,  folio  (177)  Leighton,  £l 

1503  Biblia  Sacra  Latina,  cum  Postillis  Nic.  de  Lyra,  lit.  goUL, 
painted  ornamental  initials,  4  voL,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
pigskin,  Nuremb.,  A.  Kobuiger  (vol.  i.,  1487 ;  vol.  ii.,  1485  ; 
vol.  iiu,  1493  i  vol.  iv..  Argent.,  1492),  folio  (178) 

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■504  Biblia  cum  concordantiis  Veteris  et  Novi  Testamenti  et 
Sacrorum  Canonum ;  necnon  et  additionibus  in  marginibus 
varietatis  divcrsorum  textuum,  etc,  et  Interpr.  Nom.  Hebr. 
(one  of  the  "Fontibus  ex  Grxcis"  editions),  lit.  goth., 
double  columns,  fine  woodcut  title,  with  Giunta's  device  in 
red,  numerous  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  oaken 
boards,  stamped  leather,  clasps,  Lugd,,Jac.  Saccon  expensis 
Ant.  Kobergir,  Nuremb.,  1522,  folio  {\Ti)  Dawson,  /,2  i8s. 

1305  Blblia  Sacra  Germanica-  Die  Bibel,  da.s  ist  die  gantze  heylige 
Geschrift.  lit.  ^th,red  and  blaclc,  double  columns,  (,S  lines, 
very  finely  printed,  without  signatures,  numerous  fine 
woodcuts,  and  a  remarkable  series  of  historiated  and  oma- 
mental  initials,  coloured  in  a.  highly  artistic  manner  by  a 
contemporary  artist,  but  daubed  with  vermilion  by  a  later 
hand,  capitals  painted  in  red,  z  vol.,  oaken  boards,  modem 
white  calf,  a  very  fine  large  copy,  Augsburg  (Gunther 
Zainer,  circa  i473-74)i  large  folio  (180)  Quariteh,  £io 

[One  of  the  finest  productions  of  Zainer's  press,  and 
remarkable  for  its  woodcuts.  Mr.  Morris  had  written  a 
long  account  of  the  book  on  the  fiy-leaf  of  the  first  volume. 
in  which  he  regards  it  as  "  a  very  remarkable  book  as  a 
wori£  of  art,"  and  considers  the  historiated  initials  as,  on 
the  whole,  the  best  of  the  period.  There  were  also  two 
loose  MS.  notes  on  the  work  by  him.  The  volumes  were 
originally  in  the  Buxheim  Monastery  (whose  stamp  is  on 
the  titles),  with  which  Zainer  was  connected,  and  to  it  he 
is  known  to  have  presented  a  copy  of  the  book. — 
Calaiogtte.] 

1506  Bibel.     Die  Gulden  Bibel,  lit.  flotb,  long  lines,  30  to  a  fage, 

without  marks,  rubricated,  woodcut  ornamental  initials 
painted  in  red  (Hain,  13690]:  wanted  6  preliminary  leaves 
and  25  others,  with  ail  faults,  half  bound,  Get^ukU  su 
Augspurg  (circa  1475),  small  folio  (181}        Willon,  £1  15s. 

1507  Biblia-     Die  Deutsche  Bibel ;  die  gantsche  heilige  Geschrifte, 

lit.  (Oth.,  double  columns,  cccccixxxii;  numbered  leaves 
without  signatures,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  some  with 
scrolls  of  text  in  the  manner  of  the  ancient  Block-Books 
(coloured  by  hand),  3  illuminated  initials,  ornamental 
capitals  in  blue  and  red,  2  vol.,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
ornamental  leather,  metal  bosses,  Nuremb.,  Ant.  Koberger, 
1483,  iarg;e  folio  (182)  Quaritck,  £38 

^The  ninth  edition  of  the  Bible  in  German,  and  the  first 
printed  in  Nuremberg.  The  woodcuts  are  the  same  as 
those  used  for  the  Low  Saxon  edition  of  Cologne,  printed 
about  1480.  In  this  edition  the  Temptation  of  Joseph  is 
attributed  to  Pharaoh's  wife. — Catalogue^ 

■  }o8  Biblia.  Die  Deutsche  Bibel  (as  above],  I  vol  only,  the  cuts 
quite  untouched,  ornamental  pen  letters,  and  capitals 
painted  in  red,  large  copy,  with  rough  edges,  oaken  boards, 
stamped  ornamental  pigskin,  clasps  \Nuremb.,  AnL 
Koberger,  1483],  folio  (183)  Wition,  £iis 

150Q  Biblia.    Die  Biblie  mit  vlitigher  achtinge  ;  recht  na  deme 


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latioe  in  dudesch  avergbesettct  Mit  voriuchtin?e  unde 
glose ;  des  hoch|;helerden  postillatoers  Nicol.  de  Lyra, 
unde  andercf  velen  hillighen  docioren,  lit  (rolh.,  double 
columns,  numerous  lar^e  and  small  spirited  woodcuts,  some 
repeated  several  times,  blanks  left  for  3  cuts  in  O.  T.,  wood- 
cut ornamental  initials,  a  few  margins  mended,  but  a  most 
excellent  copy,  half  vellum,  Lubeek,  Steffen  Arndes,  1494 
(with  device),  folio  (184)  Quaritch,  £^0 

[This  is  really  the  first  edition  of  the  Bible  in  the  Low 
German  dialecL  The  woodcuts  are  very  remarkable,  and 
quite  original. — Cataio^ue.']  ' 

ijio  Biblia  Icelandica.  Biblia,  had  er  bllHeilbg  Ritning  vtiOgd  a 
NoTTaenu.  Med  Foimalum  Doct.  Mart.  Lutheri,  lit  goth., 
woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  title  and  several  leaves 
at  beginning  and  end  mended,  some  margins  cut  into,  old 
calf  gilt,  Prentad  a  Holum  ap  Jone  Jotts  Sytu,  i;84,  folio 
(185)  Tregaskis^li  15s. 

(The  first  edition  of  the  Bible  in  Icelandic.  The  wood- 
cuts were  nearlv  all  designed  and  engraved  by  Bishop 
Thorlaksson.— Ed.] 

1511  Bidpay.    Directorium   Humanse  Vitse  alias  parabole    anti- 

quorum  sapientum  (traductio  ex  lingua  Hebrxa  in  Latinam 
per  Joannem  de  Capua),  lit  golh.,  long  lines,  wtih  signa- 
tures (Hain,  441 1),  1 19  spirited  woodcuts  (some  repeated), 
small  wonn-hole  through  several  lower  margins,  duplicate 
from  the  Royal  Library  of  Munich,  with  stamp,  blue 
morocco,  with  ornamented  intersected  line  scroll  tooling, 
gilt  edges,  6rst  edition.  Sine  ulla  nota  \Argenl.,  J.  Priiss, 
cirta  1484-8S],  folio  (190)  Pickering,  ^18  los. 

[The  Ashbumham  copy  sold  for  the  same  amount.  See 
Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4592.— Ed.] 

1512  Boccaccio  (G.)     Boccace    des    Nobles  malheureux.     Nou- 

vellement  Imprime  a  Paris.  Mil  cinq  cens  et  quinie, 
letties  batardes,  double  columns,  large  cut  of  a  Scriptorium 
on  title,  woodcuts  in  the  text,  and  ornamental  woodcut 
initials,  contemporary  MS.,  pedigree  of  Charles  Duke  of 
Bourbon  on  last  leaf,  old  French  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  clean 
copy,  Paris,  Mich  Le  Noir,  1515, folio (304)  ^ajCfj,^6ios. 

1513  Boccaccio  (G.)    A  Treatise    excellent    and    compendious, 

shewing  and  declaring  in  maner  of  Tragedye  the  Falles  of 
sondry  most  notable  Princes  and  Princesses,  etc.,  translated 
into  our  English  and  vulgare  tong  by  Dan  John  Lidgate, 
now  newly  imprynted.  corrected  and  augmented  (with  the 
Daunce  of  Machabree,  and  leaf  "  Grencacres  a  Lenvoy  upon 
John  Bochas  "),  bla«ii  letter,  woodcut  title  and  woodcuts 
(small  hole  in  title,  wanted  first  leaf  of  table,  some  leaves 
stained),  old  calf,  R.  Toitell,  1554,  folio  (305)  Tregaskii,£j 

1514  Boccaccio  (G.)    Le  Cameron  {sic)  aultrement  dit  les  Cent 

Nouvelles  ;  composees  en  langue  Latine  par  Jehan  Bocace 
et  mises  en  Francoys  par  Laurens  le  Premier-faict,  letlrei 
bitardes,  title  in  red  and  black,  ornamental  woodcut 
initials,  vellum  gilt,  inlaid  in  arabesques,  gold  and  red 
centre  panels,  gilt  and  gauffered  edges  by  J.  Wright,  fine 


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copy  (Sir  Edw.  Sullivan's),  Paris,  en  lagrastde  rut  Stdnct 
Jacques  a  lenseigtu  de  EUphant,  1537,  Oct.  X.,  8vo.  (47) 

G.  W.  Jams,  £710^. 
[A  very  rare  edition,  not  mentioned  by  Brunet,  who, 
however,  notes  one  of  the  same  year,  printed  in  "  La  Rue 
Neuve  Nostre  Dame  a  renseigne  de  Saint  Jean  Baptiste." 
Neither  is  it  mentioned  in  the  Supplement  to  Bninet. — 
Catalo^ue^ 

i;i;  Boccaccio  (G.)  Joannis  Boccatii  de  Certaldo  insigne  opus  de 
Claris  Mulieribus,  13  spirited  woodcuts,  with  mark  I.  K. 
(Jacques  Kobel),  crusbed  red  morocco,  plain  inside  den- 
telles,  gilt  edges  by  Dnni,  presentation  copy  from  Edward 
Bome-Jones  to  Wm.  Morris,  Bema,  Matth,  Apiarius,  1539, 
folio  (194)  Bain,  £^i 

1516  Boccaccio  (G.)  Le  Livre  de  Jehan  Bocasse  de  la  louenge  et 
vertu  des  nobles  et  cleres  dames,  traslate  et  Iprime  nou- 
vellemet  a  Paris,  lettres  bitardes,  long  lines,  with  signatures 
a-t  in  8's  and  6*5,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  and  Veranl's 
device  at  end  (some  plain  margins  very  slightly  wormed), 
half  bound,  Imprime  A  Paris  par  Antk.  Verard,  1493,  small 
folio  {195)  Ridge,  £^g 

[First  edition  of  this  translation.  TTie  volume  was  in 
very  clean  condition,  with  the  woodcuts  uncoloured. — 
Cataltjgue.'] 

ijl?  Boelhius  (H.)  De  Arithmetica  ad  Simmachum,  Stec.  XI., 
manuscript  on  vellum  (67  leaves),  probably  English,  long 
lines,  clearly  written  in  open  Bcmt-sothtc  characters,  with 
marKina!  and  interlinear  notes  in  a  srnall  contemporaneous 
hand,  diagrams  and  initials  in  purple — Vrtruvius  de  Archi- 
tectura,  Ssec.  XII.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (73  leaves), 
probably  English,  double  columns,  in  a  small  gothic 
character,  capitals  painted  in  red  and  green  (wanted  end), 
in  I  vol.,  medieval  oak  boards  (wormed),  in  new  blue 
morocco  case,  folio  (306)  QuariUk,  £bi 

[The  fly-leaves  in  this  volume  are  composed  of  8  leaves 
of  an  ancient  MS.  on  vellum,  in  a  peculiar  cursive  hand.— 
Catalogue.'] 

1518  Boethius  (H.)     De  Consolationc  Philosophic,  lit  Both.,  long 

lines,  38  to  a  page,  with  signatures,  rubricated,  «apitals 
painted  in  red  (aj,  a  blank,  wanted),  signature  of  Wm. 
Morris  on  fly-leaf.  Colon.,  Jo.  KoelhofT  de  Lubeck,  1482, 
small  folio  (307)  Tregaskis,  ^3  i8s. 

1519  Boethius  (H.)    De  Philosophico  Consolatu,  sive  de  Consola- 

tione  Philosophise,  lit.  gnth.  et  ram.,  numerous  spirited 
woodcuts  (slightly  wormed),  v4r;ff«/.,  Jo.  Griininger,  1501, 
folio  (308)  M^ggh  £3 

■  Sio  Boethius  (H.)  De  Philosophico  Consolatu,  sive  de  Consola- 
tionc Philosophic,  numerous  fine  woodcuts  (wormed,  wanted 
folio  xliv),  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather  (worn),  with  all 
faults.  Argent.,  Ja  Griininger,  ijoi,  folio  (309)  Wilton,£i 

ifii  Boethius  (H.)  De  Philosophico  Consolatu,  sive  de  Consola- 
tione  Philosophic,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  title  and 
last  leaf  mended,  2  leaves  transposed,  oaken  boards,  pig- 


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skin,  stamped  with  imperial  eagle,  roses,  etc.,  Argent., 
Jo.  Griinioger,  1501,  folio  (310)  Ridler,  £1  16s. 

1322  Boethius  (H.)  De  Consolatione  Philosophiae  (Latine  et 
Belgic^  cum  comuientario  Belgico),  lit  gsth.,  text  and 
translation  in  large  type,  commentary  in  a  smaller  type, 
double  columns,  with  signatures,  rubricated,  capitals  in 
red,  spaces  left  for  miniatures  and  large  initials  (margin  of 
first  leaf  mended),  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental 
leather  (mended  and  rebacked),  Ghepreruil  le  Ghatdby  my 
Arendae Keysere,^ May,i^&l,bA\oi_'ni)  Chadfwick, £]  155. 
[The  most  importaot  work  issued  in  Ghent  in  the 
fifteenth  century  by  the  city's  first  printer. — Catalogue^ 

1523  Bonaveotura  (5.)  Sermones  deTemporaetde  Sanctis,  printed 

in  small  neat  gotttic  Irttcr,  in  double  columns,  39  lin^, 
without  marks  (Hain,  3512),  8  leaves  supplied  from  another 
copy,  as  well  as  in  contemporary  MS.),  oaken  boards, 
stamped  ornamental  leather  (rebacked).  Opus  ZwolUs 
impressum,  1479  {s.  nom.  impr.'),  folio  (312) 

Heppinstal,  £,1  17s. 

1524  Bonaventura  (S.)     TheMyrrour  of  the  blessyed  Lifeof  Jhesu 

Cryst,  biaih  itttir,  woodcuts,  and  woodcut  initials,  wanted 
all  before  Cj j  (except  last  leaf  of  prohemium),  and  pro- 
ceeded to  the  end,  Q  S  in  6's,  except  P  and  Q,  which  are 
S's,  Fynson's  large  device  on  reverse  of  last  leaf,  many  of 
the  later  margins  tilled  with  interesting  contemporary 
English  MS.  prayers,  sacred  poems,  arithmetical  problems, 
old  riddles,  etc.,  one  of  which  (on  No.  6)  is  signed  "  Hairy 
Water  "  {some  leaves  wormed,  with  all  faults),  oaken  boards, 
leather,  stamped  in  roses  and  griffins,  EmprynUd  iyr 
Rychard  Pynson,  n.  d.  (device  on  reverse  of  last  leaf),  folio 
(313)  Sotheran,  £,\Z  los. 

152$  Bookbindings  Exhibited  at  the  Burlington  Fine  Arts  Club,  113 
fine  chromolithographs,  buckiam,  uncut,  1891,  folio  [314) 
WUtvn,  £<)  los. 

1526  Borgo.     Patiolus  de  Borgo  (Frater  Lucas)  Suma  de  Arith- 

metica,  Geometria,  Proportioni  et  Proportionalita,  edilio 
prima,  lit.  goth.,  numerous  diagrams  in  margins,  many 
large  and  small  ornamental  initials,  leaf  within  fine  inter- 
sected scroll  border,  full-page  woodcut  of  hands,  etc.,  large 
copy,  some  leaves  supplied  from  a  smaller  one,  half  vellum, 
rare,  yenet.,  Pag.  de  Paganini  da  Brescia,  1494,  folio  (31O 

1527  [Bouchard  (Alain).]    Les  Grades  Croniques  de   Bretaigne 

nouveilemenC  imprimies  k  Paris,  tant  de  la  grande 
Bretaigne  depuis  Ic  Roy  Brutus  qui  la  Conquist  .  .  .  jusques 
au  temps  de  Cadualadrus,  etc.,  lettres  bStardes,  fine  tull- 
page  woodcuts,  title  in  facsimile,  MS.  notes  in  margins, 
contemporary  stamped  ornamental  calf  (rebacked),  Paris, 
par  Jehan  de  la  rockt  pour  Galiot  du  Pre,  IS14  (316) 

li^afS^,  .£15 15s. 

[The  first  editioa     The  large  woodcut  of  St  Yves  is 

reproduced  in  facsimile  from  one  of  the  only  two  copies 


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157 

which  are  known  to  have  it.  This  woodcut  is  unmcntioncd 
by  bibliographers. — Catalogue^ 

1528  [Boagouync  (Symon).]    Lespiuette  du  jeune  Prince.     Con- 

?ucrant  le  royaulmc  dc  bonne  renommec.  Nouvellement 
mprime  a  Paris  (en  Vers),  lettres  bStardes,  woodcuts  and 
ornamental  initials,  old  English  red  morocco,  gilt  edges 
(Wodhull  copy),  Paw,  ^r  jl/»W.  U  Noir,  1514  (317) 

Leigkton,  £21  5s. 
[The  second  edition  of  this  singular  work.    The  author's 
name  is  found  in  an  acrostic  of  fourteen  lines  on  the  last 
leaf. — Catalogue.  ] 

1529  Bourdigne  (Jehan  de).     Hystoire  agregatjve  des  Annalles  et 

croniques  Danjou,  contenant  .  .  .  plusieurs  faicti  di^es 
de  memoire  advenuz  tant  en  France,  Italic,  Espaigne, 
Angleterre,  Hierusalem  et  autres  royaiimes,  etc.,  lettres 
b^tardes,  long  lines,  title  in  red  and  black  within  woodcut 
border,  full-page  woodcut  before  the  prologue,  ornamental 
woodcut  initials,  device  of  Galiot  Du  Pre  on  last  leaf,  limp 
vellum,  gilt  edges,  large  copy  (Lakeland's),  Paris  imprinUes 
par  Ant.  Couteau  pour  Ch.  de  Boigite,  etc.,  1529,  folio 

(318)  Sreilau,  j£s  155. 

1530  Bouigoin  (Jules).     Les  Arts  Arabes,  92    plates,  some    in 

colours,  half  morocco  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  Paris,  Morel,  1S73,  folio 

(319)  Rimell,  £3  18s. 

1531  Brabant     Die  AJder  excell^te  Cronyke  va  Brabant,  first 

edition,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  40  lines,  spirited  wood- 
cnts  (title  mounted,  some  leaves  at  the  beginning  and  end 
defective  and  mended,  wanted  sheet  <£,  with  all  faults),  old 
calf,  Grpreni  bi  Rolant  vandtn  Dorp  thartttuerpen,  [497, 
folio  (320)  Breslau,  £4  i8s. 

1532  Brabant.     Van   Brabant  die  excellentc  Cronike  ;  van  Vlan- 

deren,  HoUat,  Zeelant  int  generael,  etc.,  lit.  gottt.,  numerous 
spirited  woodcuts  and  folding  genealogical  table,  inner 
margin  of  title  mended,  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather 
(mended,  rebacked  morocco),  good  copy,  Tat  Antwerpen, 
Jan  Van  Doesborch,  1530,  folio  (321)  Wilton,  £\  tjs. 

1533  Brant  (Sebastian).     Stultifera  Navis  ;  The  Ship  of  Fooles, 

wherein  is  shewed  the  foUy  of  all  states,  with  divers  other 
workes  adjnyned  unto  the  same,  very  profitable  and  fruitful! 
for  all  men,  translated  out  of  L^tin  into  Englishe  by 
Alexander  Barclay,  Priest,  the  English  type  in  bUrk  Ittttr, 
the  Latin  in  roman,  the  Eclogues  in  double  columns, 
numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  signature  of  "  Tho.  and 
Isabella  Hervey  "  on  title,  oaken  boards,  stamped  orna- 
mental leather  (rebacked),  fine  copy,  John  Cawwood,  1 570, 
folio  (312)  Riiiges,  £-ii 

[This  second  edition  contains  other  pieces  by  Barclay  not 
in  Pynson's  of  lyi^— Catalogue.] 

1534  Breviarium  Saltibui^ensis,  pars  ^Estivalis  cum  Calendario, 

lil.  goth.,  red  and  black,  3  illuminated  initials  (some  leaves 

wormed),    oaken    boards,    stamped    ornamental    leather 

\Nurembergae,  G.  Stiichs,  1497]]  folio  (323)        Breslau,  £i, 

153;  Bngitta  (St)    Revelationes  Celestes  Sanctae  Birgittae  de 


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-       158 

Sueciai  cum  Ptolt^o  Card,  de  Turrecremaia,  lit.  goth., 
double  columns,  with  signatures,  numerous  fine  woodcuts, 
and  bistoriated  and  orriamenta]  initials  (3  leaves  in  fac- 
simile), contemporary  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather  (re- 
backed),  Lutecae,  per  Barth.  Ghotan,  1492,  folio  (324) 

Tregaskis,  £2$  js. 
[An  extremely  rare    edition,  of  which   it  is  said    Oiuy 
8    copies  were  printed  upon  paper  and  18  on  velltmi. — 
Cata/ogtte.} 

1536  Brigitta  (St.)     Revelationes  Sancte  Birgitte,  lit.  goth.,  double 

columns,  fine  large  and  spirited  woodcuts  (51  in  all), 
capitals  painted  in  red,  vellum  (Duke  of  Sussex's  copy), 
JVurem6.,  Ant.  Koberger,  1500,  XX t.  Mettsis  Septembr., 
folio  (325)  Q^arUck,  £7  7s. 

[The  woodcuts  are  by  Albrecht  DiJrer.~£D,] 

1537  British   Museum.     Prints  and    Drawings;    reproduced    by 

Photographic  Process.  Italian  Prints,  parts  i.,  ii.,  60  plates, 
loose  in  two  portfolios,  1882-83,  fo''o  (326)  IVillon,  £s  los. 

1538  Bromyaid  (Johannes  de,  Ord.  Praed.  S.  Bened.)     Summa 

Piaedicantium,  lit  goth.,  double  columns,  70  lines,  without 
marks  (Hain,  3994),  rubricated,  large  initials  painted  in 
red,  oaken  boards,  stamped  omameDtal  leather,  JVurem- 


bergae.  Ant  Koberger,  1485,  folio  (^27)  Downing,  £^  4s. 
[On  the  last  leaf  after  the  imprint  was  pasted  a 
ixteenth  century  Ex-Libris  of  an  abbot,  with  tbe  name 


"  Ludovicus.  Pereil.  Abbas  in.  Benedictn.  Peym.,"  and  an 
inscription  in  fly-leaf  records  the  purchase  of  the  book  in 
1493  al  the  price  of  "duobus  libris  monatensis"  for  the 
same  abbey. — Catalogue.~\ 
IJ39  Burgkmair  (Hans).  Der  Weisz  Kunig,  eine  Erzeblung  von 
den  Thaten  Kaiser  Maximiliens  I.  von  Marx  Treitzaurwein, 
herausgegeben  aus  dem  Manuscripte  (von  Bartsch),  237 
large  woodcuts  from  the  original  blocks,  half  bound,  uncut, 
Wiert,  J.  Kurtibockens,  1775, folio  {"iyi) Lttghton,  £14  los. 
[This  copy  had  the  1 1  leaves  of  title  and  Introduction  in 
French  issued  with  copies  acquired  by  J.  Edwards,  of  Pall 
Mall,  1799. — Catalogue.  The  woodcuts  arc  fiom  the 
orig^inal  blocks.  Of  the  237  pieces,  92  have  Burgkmaii's 
initials,  and  one  the  mark  of  Schaufflein. — Ed.] 

1540  Burgo  (Dionysius  de).     Commentarii  in  Valerium  Maximum, 

ronnan  letter  (with  the  peculiar  R),  long  lines,  36  to  a  p^e, 
without  marks  [Hain,  4103],  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather 
(damaged).  Absque  ulla  neta  \_Strasb.,  eirca  i472.74l,  folio 
(33")  RidJer,  £1,  loi. 

1541  Burley  (Waller,  Angiicus).     Libellus   de  Vita   et  Moribus 

Philosophorum  et  I'oetarum,  lit.  golh.,  long  lines,  35  to  a 
page,  without  marks,  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  red, 
russia,  Nurembergae,  A.  Coberger,  1477,  folio  (333) 

Ridler  £2  6s. 

I S43  Burton  (Rob.)    The  Anatomy  of  Melancholy,  seventh  edition, 

corrected  and  augmented  by  the  author,  engraved  title  in 

compartments,  signature  and  address  of  Wm.  Morris  (Red 


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House,  Upton,  Kent)  on  tly-leaf,  old  calf,  broken,  London, 
/or  H.  Crippi,  1660,  folio  {333)  Treeaskis,  £1.  i6s. 

[The  order  of  the  early  eXtions  of  this  work  is  as  follows : 
First,  1611,  4to- ;  Second,  1624,  folio;  Third,  1628,  folio; 
Fourth,  1633.  folio;  Fifth,  1638,  folio;  Sixth,  i6si-J3, 
folio ;  Seventh,  ifido,  folio  ;  Eighth.  1676,  folio.— Ed.] 

1543  Caesar.     Commentarii  de  Bello  Gallico  (cum  Hirtii  Supple- 

menta  ex  recens.  P.  Just.  Philelphi),  roman  letter,  long 
lines,  with  signatures,  contemporary  MS.  notes  in  margins, 
slightly  wormed,  old  red  morocco,  witb  gilt  frame  orna- 
ments (Harieian),  large  copy  (the  Sunderland)  {Medial.), 
Ant  Zarothus  Farmeasis,  1477,  folio  (334)        lUighlon,  £6 

1544  Calendrier  des  Bergiers.    Le  Grant  Kalendrier  et  copost  des 

Bergiers,  avecq  Icur  Astrologie  eC  plusieurs  aultres  choses. 
Imprime  nouvellemet  a  Troves  par  Nicolas  le  Rouge  (en 
Prose  et  en  Vers},  lettres  bAtardes,  title  in  red,  with  cut 
beneath,  calendar  in  red  and  black,  numerous  spirited  and 
singular  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  green  morocco, 
plam  inside  denielles,  gilt  edges  by  Duru,  fine  copy  (the 
Lakeland's)  of  a  very  rare  edition,  Trayes,  far  N.  le  Rouge, 
1539,  avant  Pasgues,  folio  (336)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £30 

154s  Calendrier  des  Bergiers.  Le  Grit  kaledrier  des  Bergiers, 
nouvellement  imprime  a  Lyon,  lit.  goth,  title  and  calendar 
in  red  and  black,  numerous  spirited  and  singular  woodcuts, 
bright  French  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges  (Yemenii  copy),  A  Lyon, 
i^io, Davril lei  {s.  nam.  d'imprimeur),  4to.  (355) 

B.  F.  Stevens,  £^i 

1546  Calli^phy.     Vincentino    (Lud.)     La    Operi    imparare    di 

scnvere  littera  cancellarescha,  etc  (16  leaves),  mended, 
Remae,  1521  {Privilege  of  Pope  Clement  VII.,  dated  112$) 
—II  medesimo ;  II  mode  de  temperare  le  Penne  con  le 
variesortide  littere(i6  leaves),/*.,  1523— Tagliente(G.  A.) 
Lo  Presente  libro  insegna  la  Vera  Arte  delo  excellente 
Scrivere  de  diverse  vane  soni  de  litere  lequali  se  fano  per 
Geometrica  Ragione  (28  leaves),  ornamental  alphabets,  etc. 
(some  leaves  mended),  Venei.,  iS2^~Faati  Ferrarese 
(Sigistnundo).  Tbesauio  de  Scritton  ;  Opera  artificiosa 
laquale  con  grandissima  arte  si  per  pratica  come  per 
^ometria  iosegna  a  scrivere  diverse  sorte  littere,  A  to  K 
m  4'a  (wanted  H  3,  some  leaves  mended),  woodcuts  of 
writing  materials  and  ornamental  alphabets,  Romae,  A. 
Bladus,  1535,  in  i  voL,  old  red  morocco  gilt  (2;6) 

Leigkton,  £7  15s. 
[Four  early  pieces  on  the  Art  of  Writing,  mostly  printed 
from  wood  blocks. — Caiedogue.'^ 

1547  Caoursin  (Guillelmus).    Obsidionis  Rbodiie  Urbis  Descriptio, 

lit  goth.,  long  lines,  with  signatures,  Horace  Walpole's 
copy,  with  his  Kx-Libris  in  cover,  36  fine  fiill-page  woodcuts 
and  omamenial  initials,  old  morocco,  Ulma,  Jo.  Reger  (de 
Kemnat),  1496,  Oct.-i^io&o  (340)  Hatlitt,  £y.  loa. 

[This  was  Lord  Crawford's,  afterwards  M.  Gennadius's, 
copy.    Sold  in  the  latter's  sale  iax  £yi.— Catalogue^ 
I  $48  Cana  feodi  Simplicis  cum  litera  Attumatoria,  lit  gotlt.  (30 


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leaves),  signatures  a  to  e.  new  limp  vellum,  with  ties,  fine 
copy,  Imprtsta  Londorf  per  Wiiuxndtim  de  Wotde  in  Vice 
the  FletestreU  cdmorante  in  Signo  Solis,  s.  a.  (device  oti 
re\-erse  of  last  leaf).  4to.  (258)  Ei/ii,  £2^ 

[From  the  circumstance  that  most  of  the  fictitious  names 
used  in  the  examples  of  wills,  transfers,  etc.,  are  described 
as  citizens  of  Oxford,  it  is  supposed  that  this  edition  was 
written  in  Oxford  in  1^05.  It  differs  from  the  edition 
described  by  Dibdin,  as  well  as  fi-om  that  in  Lowndes. — 
Ca/airigiie.'] 

1549  Cassianus  (Johannes)  de  Institutis  Cenobionim,  origine, 
causis  et  remediis  Vitiorum,  collationibus  Patnim,  Ul.  gvth^ 
double  columns,  47  lines,  noodcut  of  the  Conversion  of  St. 
Paul,  ornamental  capitals  painted  in  red,  numerous  M.S. 
notes  in  mai^ins,  said  to  be  in  the  handwriting  of  Ph. 
Melancthon,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  pigsldn, 
clasps  (from  the  Kloss  Collection),  BasiJ.  {s.  nam.  imfires- 
soris),  148;,  folio  (344)  IVii/on,  £i  14s. 

i;;o  Catherine  of  Siena.  Legenda  SanctK  Catherin^e  de  Senis, 
Sjec.  XV,,  manuscript  on  6ne  Italian  vellum  (235  leaves), 
written  in  a  fine  Italian  hand,  the  beginning  of  the  Bull  of 
Canonization  of  Pope  Pius  II.,  and  the  "  Incipit "  of  the 
text  written  in  gold  letters,  fine  illuminated  border  to  first 
page  of  text  of  white  scrolls  and  gold  portcullises  on  a  blue 
ground,  with  cupids  and  birds,  a  coat  of  arms  below 
lar^ent,  a  cross  gules  between  four  eagles  displayed  sable, 
in  escutcheon  quarterly  first  and  fourth  gules,  lion  rampant, 
fork-tailed  and  crowned  argent,  second  and  third,  barry  of 
six,  or  and  sable),  and  51  fine  large  initials  of  similar  white 
scrolls,  etc.,  with  marginal  decorations,  russia,  gilt  edges,  in 
slip  cloth  case  {area  1450),  folio  (345)  Quaritck,  £149 

[This  manuscript  has  the  name  of  the  writer  on  last  leaf, 
"Jacobus  Macharius  Venetus  ScripsiL"  The  fine  border 
has  the  words  "  India  fecit "  below. — Catalogue.'] 

15;!  Caviceo  da  Parma  (Jacomo).  Dialogue  treseleg ant  intitule le 
Peregrin,  traictant  de  I'honncstc  el  pudique  amour,  concile 
par  pure  et  sincere  vertu,  traduicl  de  vulgaire  Italien  en 
langue  Frflcoyse  par  Maistie  Francoys  Dassy,  Secretaire 
du  Roy  de  Navarre,  etc.,  lettres  b^tardes,  long  lines,  title 
in  red  and  black,  3  large  and  fine  woodcuts  and  orna- 
mental woodcut  initials,  old  French  calf  gilt,  r.  e.,  with  the 
arms  of  the  Due  de  Penthifevre,  fine  copy,  d  Paris  par  Nie, 
Cauttau  pour  Galliot  du  Pre,  1 527  (346)  QMoriUh,  £8  los. 
[First  edition  of  this  French  translation. — Ca/alogite.] 

1 552  Ceites  Protucius  (Conradus),  Qualuor  Libri  Amonim, 
secundum  quattuor  latera  CermaniK,  etc.,  fine  oniamental 
woodcut  title,  and  10  spirited  full-page  woodcuts,  that  on 
reverse  of  title  representing  Philosophy  with  the  mark  of 
Albert  Diirer,  that  at  the  end  representing  Daphnis  et  Chloe, 
had  the  Pirckheimer  arms  in  top  margin,  fiilding  ^'iew  of 
Nuremberg  in  facsimile,  old  red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges 
(Lakeland's  copy),  JVurenidergae,  A.  P.  {private  press  oj 
jEdes  Pirckheimerianae,  1502),  4to.  (263)     Tregtuiis,  £1^ 


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1553  Champier    (Simphorien).     Le    Recneil    ou    Croniques    d«s 

Hystoires  des  royaulines  d'Ausiiasie,  ou  France  Orientale 
dite  a  present  Loirayne  ;  De  Hierusaiem  et  Sicile  ;  et  de 
la  Duche  de  Bar,  etc.,  lit.  floth.  and  iettres  batardea, 
numerous  spirited  woodcuts  and  omamentat  initials,  red 
morocco  extra,  inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Trautz- 
Bauzonnet,  Venundantur  in  Vico  Mercuriali  apud  Ijugdu- 
mtmin  OMcitta  Vincentii  de  Portunariii  de  tridino,  1510, 
folio  (348)  Stevens,  £^2 

1554  Champier  (Simphorien).     Les  Grans  Cronigues  des  gestes  et 

vertueux  faictz  des  tresexcellens,  catholiques,  illustres  et 
viaorieux  Dues  el  Princes  des  Pays  de  Savoye  et  Piedmont, 
etc,  Iettres  b&tardes,  double  columns,  title  in  red  and  black, 
with  lantc  aims  of  Savoy  supporteid  by  angels  belowj  40 
wMidcuts,  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  and  genealogical 
trees,  old  vellum,  with  arms,  and  name  of  Edward  Gwynn 
in  gold  letters  on  upper  cover,  Paris,  pour  Jthan  de  la 
Garde  (with  device),  1516,  folio  {349)  Rid^s,  ^18 

'Sis  Channtus,  sive  Chenu  (Steph.)  Regimen  Castitatis  Con- 
servatium;  et  Liber  Arboris  Judaice;  cum  Privilegio 
Suprema  Pariamenti  Tholosse  Curiae,  lit.  galh.,  title  in  large 
lecl  and  black  gothic,  with  fine  full-page  woodcut  on  reverse, 
and  other  spirited  woodcuts  and  initiali  (first  few  leaves 
("ery  slightly  wormed),  mottled  calf  extra,  gill  edges  by 
F.  Bedford  (Lakelands  copy),  very  rare  (not  in  Brunei), 
Tolsae,  Joan  Le  Favre,  1517,  folio  (350)  Quaritck,  £l 

■  ;56  Cbaucer  (Geffray).  Workes,  newly  printed  with  dyvers 
Workes  which  were  never  in  print  before,  hl«th  Utter  (Iettres 
bStardea),  double  columns,  woodcuts  (title,  last  leaf  of  table, 
folio  ccclxxviii,  ccclxxix  and  ccclxxxii,  and  part  of  ccclxxv  in 
facsimile,  some  plain  margins  at  end  mended,  first  leaf  of 
preface  written  on,  otherwise  in  excellent  condition),  modem 
morocco  extra,  gilt  ornaments  on  back,  sides  stamped  in 
bbnd  ornamental  frames,  PrinUd  at  Lddon  by  Thomas 
Godfray,  1532  (352)  Tre^askis,  ;£2i  15s. 

[First  edition  of  the  Complete  Works  of  Chaucer  (except 
the  Plowman's  Tale),  edited  by  Wm,  Thynne.  It  is  the 
only  known  book  to  which  the  printer  Godfray  affixed  a 
date. — Catalogue.  ] 

1)57  Chronicle  of  St.  Albans.  The  Cronycle  of  Englandc,  with  the 
fniyte  of  tymes  (with  the  Descrypcyon  of  Englande,  etc.) 
compiled  ra  a  bokc  and  also  imprynted  by  one  sumtyme 
Scole  Mayster  of  Seynt  Albons,  etc.,  blwk  Itttir,  double 
columns,  woodcuts,  cbciii  numbered  leaves,  no  title,  blank 
leaf,  and  21  unnumbered  leaves  forthe  "  Descrypcyon,"  the 
latter  wanted  D  j  (slightly  wonned),  modern  calf  gilt,  r.  e., 
Fyftyaked  and  imprynted  at  London  in  Flete  Strete  by  me 
Wynkynde  IVorA,  1520,  sm.  folio  li^t)  LetgAton,  £1  ^  tos. 

153S  Chionicon  Nurembei^cnse.  Libri  Cromcarum,  cum  figuris  et 
imaginibus  ab  inicio  Mundi  (auctore  Hanmanno  Schedel), 
lit.  gotti^  with  the  blanks  and  Sarmacia,  numerous  spirited 
woodcuts  by  Wohlgemut  and  Pleydenwurff  (some  coloured), 
s  contemporary  MS.  additions  on  title  and  reverse, 


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in  the  margins  and  on  the  blank  leaves,  two  blanks  missing, 
oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  clasps,  Nuremberg;  Ant 
Kobutgcr,  1493,  royal  folio  (353)  Wilton,  /io  los. 

15J9  Cfaronicon.  CranicaCronicarum ;  abbiegeet  mis  par  figures, 
descentes,  et  rondeaulx ;  conCenans  deux  parties  principales, 
etc.,  lettres  bfltardes,  woodcut  beads,  views,  genealogies, 
coats  of  arms,  borders,  etc.,  coloured  by  hand,  the  leaves 
pasted  back  10  back,  inner  margins  mended,  last  leaf 
mended  and  mounted,  with  all  faults,  half  russia,  Paris, 
/a^ues  Ferreboucq,  pour  J.  Petit  et  Fr.  Regnault,  1 521,  atlas 
folio  (355)  Leightott,  1%  ss. 

1560  Cicero.     Oraiiones,  Skc,  XV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  {zzS 

leaves),  written  in  ronian  letters,  lon^  lines,  33  to  a  page, 
beading  to  each  oration  in  red,  27  fine  illuminat^  initials  of 
gold  letters,  with  white  intersected  scrolls  on  blue  ground, 
half  bound,  folio  [3S7}  Quariich,  £,Tj 

[A  very  6ne  MS.,  containing  27  orations,  beginning  wilh 
"  De  imperatore  diligendo,"  and  ending  with  "  Pro  Aulo 
Cluentio."  It  also  has  Sallust's  "  Invective"  and  Cicero's 
"Apocryphal  Answer." — Catalogue.'^ 

1561  Cicero.    Orationes  et  Vita  L.  Aretini.  [begins]  "Marci  T. 

CiceronisVita  per  Leonardum  Areiinum  e  Greco  in  Latinum 
translata,"  Ssc.  XV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (177  leaves), 
written  in  open  roman  letters,  long  lines,  36  to  a  page,  first 
page  had  a  naif  border  of  white  interlaced  scrolls  on  various 
coloured  grounds,  with  birds,  etc.,  below,  a  shield  of  arms 
supported  b;  two  Cupids  (or,  a  bear  passant,  sable),  a 
retnarkably  line  lar^e  illuminated  Q  (3^  m.  by  3^  in.)  at  the 
beginning  of  the  sixth  oration,  contains  six  Cupids,  and  the 
inside  margin  is  finely  illuminated,  and  there  are  16  smaller 
initials  of  the  same  character,  oaken  boards,  modem  brown 
morocco  extra,  antique  style,  gilt  edges  {circa  1470),  folio 
(JSS)  Waring.  X81 

[This  manuscript  contained  fourteen  of  the  orations,  the 
last  ("  Pro  Aulo  Cluentio")  being  unfinished. — Catalogue^ 

1562  Cicero.    Orationes,  editio  princeps,  finely  printed  in  ronun 

letter,  long  lines,  without  marks,  original  limp  vellum, 
Venet.,  C.  Valdarfer,  1471,  folio  (359)  LeiglUon,  £10  los. 
[An  interesting  copy,  having  numerous  MS.  notes  in  the 
fly-leaves  and  mai^ms  by  a  former  possessor,  1490^3, 
named  Willelmus  Panntz,  who  refers  to  Mathias  Corvinus, 
King  of  Hungary,  and  the  Emperor  Maximilian.  Sweyn- 
heym  and  Pannartz  issued  an  edition  in  the  same  year. — 
Cataioguc.'] 

1563  Cicero.    Tusculanx  Qusestiones,  Sasc  XV.,  manuscript  on 

vellum  (84  leaves),  long  lines,  32  to  the  page,  written  in 
roman  characters  by  an  Italian  scribe,  wilh  headings  and 
side-notes  in  red,  an  elaborate  painted  and  illuminated 
Renaissance  scroll  border  on  first  page,  with  a  female's 
head  as  initiai,  and  at  foot  the  arms  of  Erizzo  of  Venice, 
supported  by  two  female  grotesques,  illuminated  initial  to 
each  book,  oaken  boards,  half  cAi,  original  ornamental 
leather  sides  inlaid  {circa  1470),  folio  (365)      Slevens,  £33 


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1564  Colkction  de  Ponies,  Romans,  Chroniques,  etc.,  pnbli^e 
d'apr^  d'anciens  MSS.  et  d'apiis  des  editions  des  XV°  et 
XVI*  Si^cles  ;  viz.  Miracle  de  Nostre  dame  de  Beithe  f^me 
du  Roy  Pepin,  1839— Le  MystSre  de  la  Vie  et  hystoire  de 
Mons.  Sajnct  Martin  lequel  fut  Archevesque  de  Tours,  1841 
^Miracle  de  Nostre  Dame  de  la  Marquise  de  la  Gaudine, 
1841 — Le  Chevalier  delibere  par  Olivier  de  la  Marche,  1842 
— Listoyre  de  Pierre  de  Provence  et  de  la  belle  Maguelonne, 
1S4;,  ^dii^e$  par  Francisque- Michel,  Doublet  de  Boisthi- 
bault,  et  A.  Veinant,  finely  printed  in  black  Utttx,  with 
woodcut  on  each  title,  thick  paper,  only  a  small  number  of 
each  printed,  5  vol.,  bound  in  crushed  morocco,  each  of  a 
different  colour,  »ith  gilt  lettering  and  edges  gilt  on  the 
rough,  bound  by  Cobden  Saunderson  for  Wm.  Morris,  with 
the  latter's  initials  and  date  of  bindin^ir,  1893,  on  upper 
covers,  Paris,  itnprimies  par  Crapelet  pour  Silveslre,  1839- 
45,  8vo.(2i7)  Bain,i,Z2 

156J  [Columna  (Fr.  de).]  La  Hypnerotomachia  di  Poliphilo  ciofe 
pugna  d'  Amore  in  sogno,  etc.,  numerous  fine  woodcuts, 
attributed  to  Giovanni  Bellini  [the  cut  of  Priapus  un- 
mutilated),  old  calf,  VentHa,  Casa  de  Figliuoli  a\  Aldo, 
1545(370)  £31 

[First  edition  m  Italian,  with  excellent  impressions  of  the 
woodcuts,  which  arc  the  same  as  in  the  Latin  edition  of 
1 499.— C.i/aAj^w.] 

1566  Comestor  (Petrus).  Histona  Scholastica  super  Bibliam, 
Sxc  XIV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (278  leaves),  in  neat 
gethte  characters,  double  columns  of  43  lines  (French),  titles 
of  chapters  in  red,  numerous  large  and  stnall  ornamental 
initials  in  blue  and  red  with  marginal  decorations,  oaken 
boards,  stamped  red  buckskin,  metat  clasps  {circa  15 — ), 
folio  (371)  Htppinstall.  ^16 

[At  the  end  of  the  MS.  are  six  leaves  of  "  Rubrics"  ma 
different  haad.— Catalogue'] 

IJ67  Ccnnmandments.  The  Floure  of  the  Commaundements  of 
God,  with  many  examples  and  auctorytes,  extract  as  wel 
of  the  Holy  Scryptures  as  of  other  doctours,  etc.,  lately 
translated  out  of  Frensshe  into  Englysshe  in  the  yeres  of 
out  Lorde  MCCCCCIX.  (by  Andrew  Chertsey),  blwh  ittttr, 
2  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  wanted  all  before  Ct 
of  table,  including  title,  comers  of  folios  ccxxvii-ccxxxii 
mended,  last  2  leaves  in  facsimile,  calf,  Entpryniid  at 
London  in  Fhtt  Strete  by  Wynkyn  de  Wordt,  fynyssked 
thiyert  1510,  xiH.  Sept.  (374)  Tret:askii,£%  153. 

[An  extremely  rare  edition,  the  third  from  Wynkyn  de 
Worde's  press.  It  is  stated  there  is  no  complete  copy 
either  in  the  British  Museum  or  at  Oxford. — Catalogue.'] 

1568  Crane  (Walter).     Sirens  Three,  a  Poem,  illustrated  by  the 

author,  art  boards,  presentation  copy  from  the  author  to 
Wm.  Morris,  Dec.,  1885,  Macmillan,  1886,  4to.  (270) 

Tregaskis,  £i  18s, 

1569  Crane  (Walter).    The  Claims  of  Decorative  An,  fine  paper 

copy  (i  of  no),  presentation  copy  to  "William  Morris 


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1 64 

trom  Walter  Crane,  Oct.,  1892."  illustrated  buck  mn,  uncut, 
Lawrence  and  BuUen,  1393, 410.  (372)      1>egaskis,  £2  19s. 

1570  Cueur  de  Philosophie.     he  Coer  {sic)  de  Philozophie,  trans- 

late de  latin  en  Francoys  a  la  requeste  de  Philippe  le  Bel 
roy  de  France,  lettres  b&tardes,  double  columns,  title  in 
red  and  black,  with  device,  numerous  singular  woodcuts  and 
diagrams  and  grotesque  and  ornamental  initials  (wanted 
b  i,  some  plain  margins  wormed,  last  2  leaves  mended),  old 
calf,  Parii,  pour  Jehan  De  la  Garde,  1514,  small  folio  (382) 
QuariUh,  £i, 

1571  Curtius  Rufus  (Quintus).    Ue  Rebus  Gestis  Alexandri  Magni, 

editio  secunda,  roman  letter,  long  lines,  32  to  a  page,  with- 
out marks,  oaken  boards,  half  leather  [Veite/.],  Vindelin  de 
Spira  [area  1470-71],  folio  (383)  Sladen,  £$  15s. 

1573  Danse  Macabre  (La  Grande)  des  Hommes  et  des  Femmes, 

historic  et  renouvellde  de  vieux  Gaulois  en  langage  le 
plus  poll  de  notre  temps,  numerous  rough  woodcuts,  balf 
TUSSia,  rough  edges  (Dove's  bindery)  (Cobden  Sanderson), 
Troyts,  J.  A.  Gamier,  s.  d.,  4to.  (378)  Wiltan,  £\^  10s. 
■  573  Decretales.  Novella  johannis  Andreae  super  sexto  libro 
decretalium,  Saec.  XIV.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (251  leaves), 
written  in  gothic  Iclttr,  double  columns  (Northern  French), 
68  lines,  rubricated,  74  painted  and  illuminated  ornamental 
mitiats,  the  tirst  a  miniature  of  the  author  presenting  his 
book,  some  with  marginal  decorations  of  ivy-leaves,  etc., 
and  numerous  ornamental  pen  letters,  old  calf,  folio  (387) 
QuariUh,  £38 
[This  MS.  belonged  in  1557  to  Jacques  Grifanie,  Bishop  . 
of  Nivemois  ;  in  1680  to  M.  de  Chavannes  ;  and  in  1730 
to  M.  Uitau. — Caialogue.'] 

1574  Dialogus.       Dyalogus     Creaturarum     Optimc    MoralizatUS. 

Omni  materie  morali,  Jocundo  modo  applicabilis  ad  laudon 
del  et  edificationem  hominum,  lit.  gotn.,  long  lines,  numer- 
ous outline  woodcuts,  first  page  of  text  within  floreate 
scroll  border,  with  fine  ornamental  initial,  capitals  painted 
in  red,  numerous  contemporary  MS.  recipes,  etc.,  in  Latin 
and  English  in  margins,  the  preliminary  leaves  bound  at 
end  in  this  copy,  crushed  red  morocco,  plain,  inside  den- 
telles,  gilt  edges  by  F.  Bedford,  an  excellent  copy,  first 
edition,  Per  Gerardum  Uiu  in  Opido  Goudemi,  anna  1480, 
folio  (391)  Waring,  £\f, 

1575  Dialogus  Creaturanim.    Destructorium  Vitiormn  ex  Simili- 

tudmum  Creaturarum  exemplomm  appropriatione  per 
modum  Dyalogi,  lit.  gtrth.,  numerous  spintea  woodcuts,  a 
series  of  large  ornamental  initials  and  many  smaller  ones, 
last  leaf  mended,  but  a  fine  copy,  brown  morocco,  plain 
gilt  edges  by  Thompson  (Parit),  Lugduni,  per  ClauOium 
Nourry,  1509,  4to.  (282)  Leighton,  £\t 

1576  Dialogus.     Dialogues  of   Creatures    Moralised,  reprint   in 

bl-icit  Itttcr,  edited  by  Joseph  Haslewood  (only  98  copies 
printed,  50  of  which  were  destroyed  by  fire),  uncut,  Trip- 
hook,  1816,  4to.  (283)  Wilton,  £x  14s. 

1577  Dives  and   Pauper  (by  Henry  Parker),  liUeli  ItUtr,  double 


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columns,  with  signalares  (a-b  in  6'3  for  table,  a-u  and  ^i-Z  7 
in  8's),  wanted  ai  in  tabic  (a  blank)  and  aj  in  text  also  a 
blank,  and  the  blank  leaf  at  end  to  complete  siijcnatures  I, 
a  2  of  table  in  focsimile,  some  leaves  shgbtly  stained  and 
some  margins  written  on,  otherwise  penect  and  in  good 
condition,  woodcut  ornamental  initials,  old  russia,  gilt 
edges  (Sir  Francis  Freeling's  copy),  Fyra'uked  the  v.  day  of 
Juyl.  (sic)  the  yere  of  oure  lord  ^sd,  MCCCCLXXXXUl. 
Emprentyd  by  me  Richarde  Pymon  at  the  temple  barre  of 
londcn,  Deo  Graeias,  1493,  folio  (395)  Leigkton,  £ll 

[The  first  edition  and  the  first  book  printed  by  Pynson 
with  a  date.  Extremely  rare  in  any  condition.— Ca/a/n^TW.] 
■  578  Dodoens  (Dr.  Remb.)  A  New  Herba11,or  Hiatorie  of  Plants, 
now  first  Translated  out  of  French  into  English  by  H.  Lyte, 
Esq.,  corrected  and  amended,  blxth  itttn,  woodcuts  of 
plants  on  53  lea\-es,  with  names  in  Latin  and  German  in- 
serted from  Egenolph  of  Frankfort's  Herbal,  russia  gilt, 
E,  Bollifant,  1595,  410.  (286)  Pickering,  L^  10s. 

1579  Diirer  (Aibrecht),     Epitome  in  Divae  Parthenicea  Mariae 

Hisioriam  per  figuras  digestam,  cum  veisibus  annexis 
Chelidonii,  20  fuU-page  woodcuts,  with  Latin  verses  in 
roman  letter  on  reverse  of  each  plate  (some  dated 
1509-1510),  brilliant  impressions,  ruled  in  red,  top  of  title 
painted  (plain  margin  of  last  leaf  slightly  mended),  new 
limp  vellum,  Jmpressum  Numberge  per  Albertum  Diirer 
Piclorem,  anno  1511,  folio  (403)  Bain,  ^56 

[This  series,  one  of  Diirer's  masterpieces  of  design,. is 
very  rarely  to  be  found,  as  here,  in  book  form  as  originally 
pub  I  ished . — CaialogneA 

1580  Durer  (AlbrechtJ.     Underweysun^  der  Messung,  mit  dem 

Zirckel  und  ncbtscheyt,  in  Linien  ebnen  unnd  gantzen 
corporen,  tit.  goth.,  diagrams,  specimen  letters,  and  two 
woodcuts  (comer  of  title  and  next  leaf  mended],  Niirem- 
^""Si  'S^Si  f'l'io  (506)  Wilton,  £4  los. 

1581  Diirer  (Aibrecht).     (Euvre,  reproduit  ct  publid  par  Amand- 

Durand,  texte  par  Georges  Duplessis,  108  plates,  mounted 
upon  separate  leaves  of  stiff  paper,  three  extra  plates  of 
tbe  Labours  of  Hercules  ana  title  and  one  plate  from 
Vinciolo's  Lingerie,  Paris,  1599,  inserted,  half  morocco, 
Paris,  s.  d.,  folio  (507)  Tregasiis,  £21  los. 

1582  EpistoUe  Sancti  Pauli  Apostoli,  cum  glossis  interlinearis  et 

roarginalibus  [Ssec.  XL  ?],  manuscript  on  vellum  (164  leaves), 
text  written  in  centre  of  p^e,  in  22  lines,  with  wide  spaces 
between  each  line,  in  bold  open  letters,  the  glosses  in  the 
margins  and  between  the  lines  in  a  small  but  clear  hand, 
14  large  painted  ornamental  initials,  viz..  an  M  and  13  P's. 
flower  patterns,  in  white,  red,  and  yellow,  on  a  blue  ground, 
capitals,  headings,  etc.,  written  in  red,  modem  purple 
morocco  gilt,  folio  (513)  Quaritck,  £23 

ts83  Epistole  et  Evangelii  et  Letioni  Vulgari  in  lingua  Tboscana, 
nuovamente  ristampatc,  nearly  full-page  woodcut  tide,  con- 
taining figures  of  Christ  and  St.  Peter  in  a  circle  in  centre 
and  four  small  figures  of  Prophets  within  an  arabesque 


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border,  1 14  woodcuts  within  frames  and  small  initial  fibres 
of  the  Prophets,  signature  and  address  of  Wm.  Moins  on 
fly-leaf,  vellum,  f-^ireme,  I.  Giunti,  1551,  (oUo  (515) 

Quaritck,  £Sg 
[Avery  rare  edition,  remarkable  for  its  fine  Italian  wood- 
cuts, which  are  similar  to  those  used  in  the  popular  Ra^re- 
senfa2iom  oi  ihK  period. — Caialo^e.'\ 

1584  Etymologicon  M^num  Grsecum.     Gnec^  (cum  Pf;efaticiie 

Gr£c&,  M.  Musuri),  editio  princeps,  ornamental  headings 
and  initials  in  red,  old  calf,  large  copy  (from  the  WodhuU 
Library),  Venet.,  sumpt.  Nic.  Blasti  opera  Z.  Callitrgi, 
1499,  folio  (518)  QuarUci,£^ 

1585  Evelyn  (John).    Silva,  Terra,  Pomona,  Acetaria,  etc.,  fourth 

edition,  portrait,  old  calf,  presentation  copy  from  J(An 
Evelyn,  the  author's  nephew,  to  T.  Kawlinson,  R.  Scott, 
etc,  1706,  folio  (513)  Ellis,  £%  8s. 

1586  Eyb  (Albertus  de).     Margarita  Poetica,  roman  letter,  long 

lines,  44  to  a  page,  without  marks,  rubricated,  paintea 
ornamental  initial  on  first  page,  capitals  in  blue  and  red, 
oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  with  fleurs-de-lis,  lions 
rampant,  and  other  ornaments,  metal  bosses  and  clasps 
engraved  with  "Ave"  and  "I.  H,  S."  (well  preser\'ea), 
Roma,  Udalricus  Callus  alias  Han,  1475,  folio  (524) 

LH^hton.  ll  ss. 
1 5S7  Fasciculiis.Temporum  (auctore  Wemero  Rolewinck),  lit  gath., 
rubricated,  woodcuts,  Colonic,  Conrad  de  Homborch,  1476 
^Isidori  Hispalensis  Liber  Etymologianim,  etc.,  editio 
prima,  semi-gothic  letter,  double  columns,  %\  lines,  without 
marks  (Hain,  9270),  ornamental  pen  letters  with  marginal 
decorations,  and  painted  capitals  in  blue  and  red,  Absque 
nota  [Argent.,  Mentelin],  in  I  vol.  (both  works  wormed), 
oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  pigskin,  clasp,  folio 
(526)  Tregasiis,  £s  10s. 

1588  Fasciculus  Temporum  ad  annum,  1474  (auctore  Wemero 

Rolewinck,  cum  additamentis  Henrici  Wirczburg  de  Vach 
Monachi  in  Prioratu  Rubeimontis),  lit  B'^^'^-i  'ong  lines 
(Hain,  6390),  woodcuts,  etc.  (coloured),  wanted  S  leaves, 
Arst  2  leaves  of  table  defective  and  margin  of  one  leaf  torn, 
Reducta  in  Prioraiu  Rubeimontis  {Rougement)  per  Hen- 
rieumdeWircsburg,  anno  148 r,  folio (527)  Quaritck,  £3  los, 

1589  Fasciculus  Temporum  (auctore  Wemero  Rolewinck),  lit  anth., 

long  lines,  woodcuts  (uncoloured),  rubricated.  Argent., 
Jo.  Prysz,  1487 — Processus  Judiciarius  (cum  aliis  Tracta- 
tibus  Juridicis)  lit  goth.,  double  columns,  43  lines,  with 
signatures  at.  Absque  nota — Paulus  Florentinus,  totius 
Canonici  Juris  Breviarium,  printed  in  small  neat  gothic 
letter,  double  columns,  49  lines,  without  signatures,  leaves 
numbered  in  roman  figures  cxxix.,  Jmpressus  Meminga per 
Alb.  Kune  de  Duderstat,  i486,  In  i  vol.,  oaken  tK>ards, 
Stamped  ornamenta-I  leather,  folio  (528)  '£i  iis. 

1590  Ferdusi.     Shah-Nameh,   Sac   XVII.,   Persian   manuscript 

on  paper  (443  leaves),  early  seventeenth  century,  written 
in  four  columns  within  borders  of  gold,  67  fine  large  painted 


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and  Ulumioated  miniatures  in  the  text,  native  n 
double  russia,  with  flap,  folio  (529)  QuariUh,  ^47 

t;9i  Fillastre  (Guillaume,  Ev^que  de  Tournay).  Le  Fremier  (et  le 
Second)  Volume  de  la  Thoison  d'Or  nouvellement  imprimf, 
lettres  bitardes,  double  columns,  woodcuts,  numerous 
initials,  some  with  grotesque  animals,  others  ornamental 
and  historiated,  2  vol.  in  i,  old  French  red  morocco,  the 
Roxburghe  arms  stamped  on  sides,  tine  large  and  clean 
copy,  some  leaves  with  rough  edges,  Imprimet  a  Troyes 
par  N.  Le  Rouge,  1 530,  xxi.  (TAvril,  folio  (530) 

Leighton,  £S  Ss. 

1593  Fisher  (Richard).  Catalogue  of  a  Collection  of  Engravings, 
Etchings,  and  Woodcuts,  ornamental  borders,  initials  and 
woodcuts,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  uncut,  Privattly  printed, 
1879,  4to.  (300)  Wilton,  £1  18s. 

1593  Fortescue  (Thos.)    The  Forest  or  Collection  of  Historyes  no 

lesse  profitable  than  pleasant  and  necessary,  done  out  of 
Frencne  into  English,  blaih  Ittttr  (title  inlaid  and  partly  in 
facsimile,  wanted  table  at  end,  inner  margins  wormed), 
half  calf,  J.  Daye,  1 576,  4to.  (303)  /  Jones,  £3 

1594  Fougasses  {Thos.  de),     Generall  Historic  of  the  Magnificent 

State  of  Venice,  Englished  hy  W.  Shute,  view  of  Venice  on 

title,  woodcut  heads  and  initials,  calf,  G.  Eld,  etc,  1612, 

folio  (533)  Bain,  ^3  3s. 

i;95  Franciscus  Assisiatis  (S.)    Die  Legend  des  heytigen  Vatters 

Francisci.    Nach  der  beschreybung  des  engeliachen  Lerers 

Bonaventure,  lit  goth.,  cut  on  title  and  56  spirited  woodcuts 

in  the  text  (some  repeated),  red  morocco  extra,  inside  den- 

telles,  gilt  edges  by  Rivifere,  fine  copy,  Nuremd.,  H.  Hcltmel 

in  Verlegimg  des  krbern  Casp.  Rosentaier,  1512,  4to.  (459) 

Leighton,  £12  us. 

[According  to  Passavant,  the  woodcuts  in  this  volume 

are  by  Caspar  Rosentaier,  who  was  the  former  owner  of 

Hdetiel's  Press.— Co/a/opw^.] 

1 596  Froissart.      Le  Premier  (Te  second,  le  tiers,  et  le  quart  et 

dernier)  Volume  de  Messire  Jehan  Froissart,  lequel  traicte 
des  choses  dignes  de  niemoire  advenues  tani  es  pays  de 
France,  Angleterre,  Flandres,  Espaigne  que  Escoce  et 
aultres  lieux  circonvoisins.  Nouvellement  oultre  les  prece- 
dentes  impressios  Imprime  a  Paris,  letttes  b&tardes,  titles 
within  woodcut  borders  with  device  of  Poncet  le  Preux 
(that  to  vol.  iv,  different  from  the  others,  with  jehan  Petifs 
name  repeated  in  the  borders),  device  of  Petit  on  last  leaf 
of  voL  iiu,  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  4  vol.  in  1,  pigskin, 
stamped  in  arabesques,  red  edges,  fine  copy,  Paris,  im- 
prinu par  Ant.  Couteau  pour  Pgnctt  h  Preux,  1530,  folio 
(S34)  Quaritch,  £11 

1597  Froissart  (Syr  John).     Chronycles  of  Englande,  Fraunce, 

Spayne,  Portyngale,  Scotiande,  Bretaine,  Flaunders,  and 
other  places  adjoyning,  translated  by  John  Bourchier, 
Kny^hte,  Lorde  Bemers,  blatlt  Ittttr,  3  vol.  in  I,  titles 
within  woodcut  borders,  that  to  vol.  ii.  the  fine  one  of 
Mutius  and  Porsenna  by  Holbein,  numerous  ornamental 


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woodcut  initials  (vol.  i.  made  up  ftom  Pynson's  edition, 
title  and  next  leaf  mended,  with  some  lines  in  fecsimile, 
vol.  ii.  wormed,  comers  of  last  7  leaves  mended,  last  leaf 
in  facsimile,  sold  with  all  faults},  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  on 
red  ed^es  by  W.  Pratt  (Lakdands  copy).  Imprinted  in 
FUU  Streie  by  W.  Myddyllon  and  R.  Pyason,  1525,  folio 
(535)  Maim,  ^24 

1S9G  Fuchsius  (Leon.)  De  Historia  Stirpium  Commentarii  in- 
signes,  cuts  of  the  author  and  engravers  and  numerous 
woodcuts  of  plants,  oaken  boards,  pigskin  stamped  in 
arabesques,  clasps,  fine  copy,  Basil.,  Isingrinius,  1542, 
folio  (536)  Bain,  £^(3 

[This  work  was  held  in  the  highest  esteem  by  Mr.  Moms, 
and  continually  consulted  bybim  for  suggestions  of  design. 
—Catalogue.] 

1599  Gafurius  (Franchinus).     De  Harmonia  Musicorum  Instrti- 

mentorum  Opus,  dedicated  to  John  Grolier,  with  woodcut 
of  his  arms  with  surrounding  legend,  "  Joannes  Grolierius 
Musanim  Cultor,"  cut  on  title,  numerous  woodcuts,  dia- 
grams, and  ornamental  initials,  half  morocco,  Medial,  per 
GoUtrdum  Pontanum,  1518,  folio  (538)  Bain,  ^18 

1600  Gaguin  (Rob.)     Les  Cromques  de  Fiance,  excellens  faictz  et 

vertueux  gestes  des  treschrestiens  Roys  et  Princes  qui  ont 
regne  au  diet  pays  depuis  lexidion  dc  Troye,  jusques  au 
regne  .  .  ,  du  Roy  Francois  premier  .  .  .  translatees  de 
Latin  en  nostre  vulgaire  Francoys,  letCres  Mtardes,  long 
lines,  spirited  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  old  calf, 
Paris,  pour  Jehan  Petit,  1516,  folio  (539)      Breslau,  £4  bs. 

1601  Galenus.     Opera,  quarta  Impressio  omatissima,  continens 

Mnnes  Galeni  libros  al's  impressos,  melius  quam  prius 
ordinatos,  etc,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  each  title  within 
omamenUl  woodcut  border,  many  superior  lat^  orna- 
mental initials,  some  with  figures,  and  many  hundred  smaller 
ones,  3  vol.  (comers  of  some  leaves  in  vol.  iii.  mended), 
vellum,  Pavia,  Jac.  Paucidrapius  de  Burgofranco,  i;i5'i6, 
folio  (540)  Wilton,  ^4 

1602  Galien.      L'Hystoire    du  Preux  Vaillant    Chevalier    G^ien 

Rethore,  fils  au  Conte  Olivier  de  Viennc  per  de  France, 
etc.,  lettrcs  bStardes,  double  columns,  title  in  red  and  black, 
with  woodcut,  15  cuts  in  Che  text  and  ornamental  initials, 
crushed  red  morocco  extra,  inside  dentelies,  gilt  edges  by 
Bauzonnet,  Paris,  J.  Bonfons  (with  device),  s.  3.,  4(0.  (462) 
Heppinstai,  j£io  los. 

1603  Gellius  (Aulus),  Noctes  Atticae,  printed  in  roman  letter,  long 

lines,  38  to  a  page,  without  marks,  the  Greek  quotations 
in  Greek  characters  (a  few  leaves  slightly  wormed),  old 
English  red  morocco  gilt,  fine  targe  copy  (the  Sunderland), 
Roma,  C.  S'weyitheym  and  A.  Pannarts  in  damo  Petri  de 
Maximis,  \ATi,  folio  (543)  Leigkiaa,  £q  los. 

[The  second  edition  of  Gellius  from  the  press  of  these 
Roman  printers. — Ca/alogue.'] 

1604  Gerard  Oohn).   The  Herball,  or  Generall  Historic  of  Plantes, 

first   edition,   engraved  title,  numerous  woodcuts  (inner 


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tnargias  of  title  and  last  leaf  mended),  calf,  J.  Norton,  i^m, 
folio  (544)  Thompson,  £11 

■  60s  Gerard  (John).  The  Herball  or  GeneraJl  Historic  of  Plantes, 
very  mudi  enlarged  and  amended  by  Thos.  Johnson,  en- 
graved title  and  portrait  of  Gerarde  (mounted),  numerous 
woodcuts  (wanted  leaf  after  title),  signature  and  address  of 
William  Morris  (Kebnscott  House)  on  fly-leaf,  russia  gilt, 
A.  Islip,  etc.,  1636,  folio  (545)  Qitarilch,  £b 

1606  Gcsnerus  (Conr.)     Historia  Animalium,  Quadrupedes,  Aves 

et  Pisces,  numerous  woodcuts  (title  of  "  Quadrupeds " 
mounted), 3  vol.,  vellum,  Tiguri,C  Froschover,  1551-54-55, 
folio  (547)  Dawton,  £1  los. 

1607  Gilles  (Nicolas).    Les  treselegantes  et  copieuses  Annalles 

des  trespreux,  tresnobles,  treschrestiens  et  excellens  Mode- 
rateurs  des  bellicjueuses  Gaulles,  eta,  lettres  bdtardes,  long 
lines,  titles  within  woodcut  borders,  the  first  in  red  and 
black,  large  woodcut  of  the  Creation  of  Adam  and  Eve, 
woodcut  genealogies  and  ornamental  initials,  etc.,  z  vol, 
in  I,  mottled  calf  extra,  gilt  ed){es  by  W.  Pratt,  fine  copy, 
Ptuit,  E.  Gormont,  1534,  folio  (548)  Brtslau,  £%  5s. 

1608  Giiaud  (J.  B.)     Meubles  en  Bois  sculpt^  ayant  flgur^  ^  TEx- 

posilion  Retrospective  de  Lyon,  1877,  50  plates  in  helio- 
gravure, loose  in  portfolio,  Lyon,  i83o,  folio  (550) 

Wilton^  £7.  lis. 

1609  Glanville  (Bart.)    De  Proprietatibus  Renim,  lit  goth.,  double 

coltunns,  55  lines,  with  signatures  (Hain,  3503),  numerous 
MS.  notes  in  margins,  capitals  painted  in  red,  old  calf, 
with  device  of  the  "  Coelestinorum  B.  Mariae  de  Parisiis" 
(worn),  Impressus  sub  anno  Domini,  1482,  iiSr  vero  decem- 
bHx.  (s.  nam.  iinfir.),  folio  (551)  Q^taritch,  £f. 

1610  Glanville  (Bart.)     Bartholomeus  de  Proprietatibus  Rerum 

(translated  into  English  by  John  of  Trevisa),  black  letter, 
doi^ble  columns,  remarkable  woodcuts  and  ornamental 
initials,  wanted  all  before  Biii,  K  7-S,  1  j,  and  all  after  nn  4 
(but  had  00  j),  M  8  in  facsimile,  some  leaves  supplied  from 
a  shorter  copy,  margins  of  a  few  leaves  mended,  and  some 
damaged  by  damp,  with  all  faults,  but  most  of  the  leaves 
large  and  sound  (Lakelands  copy),  LoHd.,  iVyniyn  de 
Worde,  n.  d.  (1496),  folio  (552)  Tomns.  £\7  los. 

161 1  Glanville  (Bart.)     Batman  upon  Bartholome  his  Booke  De 

Proprietatibus  Re  rum,  newly  corrected,  enlarged  and 
amended,  with  such  additions  as  are  reauisite  (by  Steph. 
Batman),  blach  litter  (margins  of  title  ana  next  32  leaves 


[This  edition  of  Glanville's  book  was,  according  1 
Douce,  much  used  by  Shakespeare.  At  the  end  is  given 
some  information  as  to  its  translation  and  printing. — 
Caiaiogue.} 
1612  Gower  (John).  De  Confessione  Amantis,  black  Itttti  (title 
slightly  mended),  woodcut  initials,  etc,  old  calf,  second 
edition,  Imprinttd  in  FUie  Strete  by  Thos.  Bertktkltt, 
1532,  folio  (556)  Piektring, £\a  ijs. 


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t6i3  Grafton  (Rich.)  A  Chronicle  at  Lai^e  and  meere  History  of 
the  Afiayres  of  Englande  and  Kinges  of  the  same  from  the 
Creation  of  the  World  unto  the  first  ycre  of  the  reigne  of 
Our  Sovereigne  Lady  Queene  Elizabeth,  tiUck  Uttn,  fiist 
edition,  woodcut  titles,  woodcuts  and  initials,  2  vol.  in  1, 
first  and  last  leaf  and  leaf  to  the  Reader  in  facsimile,  some 
leaves  inlaid  and  margins  mended,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edf^es,  H.  Denham,  1569,  folio  (557)  TregaskU,  £%  js. 

1614  Gratianus.     Decretales,  cum  apparatu  Bartholomaei  Bnx- 

iensis,  Skc.  XIV,,  manuscript  on  thin  vellum  (354  leaves), 
written  in  gothic  letter,  in  red  and  black,  double  columns, 
surrounded  by  the  Glossary,  probably  b^  an  Anglo-Norman 
scribe,  the  first  page  had  a  finely  illuminated  bar  cont^n- 
ing  alternate  omamenlal  scrolls  and  figures  of  saints,  on 
the  first  page  of  text  was  a  very  fine  and  large  initial  H  of 
intersected  scroll  work,  36  finely  f>ainted  and  illuminated 
historiated  initials  (2  j  in.  by  3  in.),  with  marginal  elongations 
of  spiked  floreate  ornaments  and  grotesques,  many  hundred 
ornamental  pen  letters  and  decorations,  signatures  of  Wm. 
'^a\v&,  Folkestone,  1896,  on  fly-leaf,  oaken  boards,  modem 
brown  morocco,  blind  stamped  ornaments  (from  the  Didot 
Library),  folio  (558)  QuaiiUh,  ^2$^ 

1615  Gratianus.     Decretum  cum  Apparatu,  lit  gotlt.,  4  columns, 

red  and  black,  text  in  large  type,  commentary  in  smaller, 
without  marks,  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red, 
illuminated  miniature  of  the  Pofte  and  Cardinals,  initial 
and  marginal  decorations  on  first  page  and  39  finely  painted 
large  ornamental  initials  in  the  text,  lai^e  emblazoned 
coats  of  arms  of  a  bishop  on  fly-leaf,  oaken  boards,  the 
original  stamped  ornamental  leather  sides  inlaid,  Ar^ait; 
H.  Eggestein,  1472,  large  folio  (559)       Trtgaskis,  £\  i  IJb. 

1616  Gregorius  IX.  Papa.    Decretales  cum  Glossis,  Sxc.  XIII., 

manuscript  on  vellum  (216  leaves),  written  in  gothic  letter, 
double  columns,  with  the  glosses  surrounding  the  text  in  a 
stnallcr  hand,  by  an  Italian  scribe,  with  ;  finely  painted 
and  illuminated  initials  and  numerous  ornamental  pen 
letters  and  decorations,  old  red  morocco,  folb  (1241)  (jto) 
Quaritch,  £24 
[An  inscription  at  the  end  gives  the  date  of  the  MS. :  "  Ego 
Leonardus  de  Mutinzehuius  apparatus  in  has  compilaliones 
decretalium  fideliter  scripsit,  m  Chrisci  nomine  die  Mer- 
curii  XII  intrant  Julio  in  Millesimo  CCXLI."— Crt/d/ffw.] 

1617  Gregorius  IX.    Decretalium,  Libri  V.,  cum  Glossa  Bemnardi 

Bottoni,  Sxc.  XIII.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (354  leaves), 
written  in  bold  gothic  letter,  in  red  and  black,  4  columns, 
the  text  in  centre,  surrounded  by  the  gloss  in  a  smaller 
character  (Italian),  with  ;  highly  finished  historiated  minia- 
tures (2i  in.  by  3  in.)  of  figures  in  ecclesiastical  costume  on 
chequered  grounds  (the  figure  of  Pope  Gregory  in  the  first 
miniature  wears  a  bishop's  mitre  only),  with  larg%  initial 
below,  and  numerous  illuminated  ornamental  initials  and 
pen  letters  throughout,  with  mai^inal  decorations,  oaken 
boards,  rough  doeskin,  clasp  (1294?),  folio  (561)  Quaritch,£fi7 


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{This  interesting  MS.  finishes  as  follows :  "  Explicit 
appaj^tus  decretaJium  editus  a.  bemardo  cum  omnibus 
readitionibus  novis  et  veteribus  deo  gratias  amen.  Thoma 
Nonnatono  milleno  scribitur  anno  et  ducenteno  domini 
noai  et  quorum  deno." — Caialogue.'] 

1618  Gr^orius  IX.     Decretales,  cum  Glossa  Ordinaria  Bemhardi 

(Bottoni)  Fapiensis,  Sxc.  Kill.,  manuscript  an  vellum 
(,^2$  leaves),  written  in  gothic  letter  by  ft  Freoch  scribe, 
the  text  surrounded  by  the  Glossary  in  a  smaller  lettet, 
178  painted  and  illuminated  ornamental  initials,  some  with 
grotesques,  4  illuminated  miniatures  (2\  in.  square)  repre- 
senting religious  ceremonies,  tloreate  and  grotesque  orna- 
ments and  hundreds  of  ornamental  pen  letters,  wanted 
beginning  and  end  and  leaf  in  centre,  some  leaves  repaired, 
and  bound  in  .oaken  boards,  modem  ornamental  pigskin, 
clasps,  by  Cobden  Saunderson  at  the  Dove's  Bindery,  folio 
(563)  Quaritck,  £6S 

1619  "Gregorius  IX.    Decretalium  Libri  V.,  cum  Glossa  Bemhardi 

Bottoni,  lit.  girtK.  (2  types),  text  in  centre  surrounded  by 
the  gloss,  6a  and  81  lines  without  matks,  nibrirated, 
numerous  painted  capitals  in  red  and  blue  and  ornamental 
pen  letters,  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather  (roses,  fleurs-de. 
lis,  etc.,  rebacked),  Itnpretsus  in  Urbe  Mogundae  per 
Pelrum  Sckaeffir  <U  Gemsheym,  1473,  ix.  Kl.  Dec.  (imprint 
in  red,  with  shields  beneath),  large  fotio  (564)  Maggs,  ^S  1 5s. 
[First  edition  of  these  Decretals  with  a  date,  and  a  fine 
specimen  of  Peter  Schoeffer's  art.  Of  the  six  Latin  Epi- 
grams on  reverse  of  last  leaf,  the  sixth  declares  the  supe- 
riority of  this  edition  to  all  others,  either  written  or  printed. 
— Catalogue^ 

1620  Gregorius    Magnus;      Moralia,    seu    Expositio    in    Jobum, 

lit.  goth.  (431  leaves),  double  colunms,  48  lines,  without 
marks  (HaiD,  7926),  rubricated,  painted  ornamental  initials 
and  mnning  chapters  in  red,  oaken  boards,  stamped  orrn- 
menial  pigskin,  with  borders  of  scrolls  containing  repe- 
titions of  the  name  "Maria,"  clasps.  Absque  ulia  nota 
(Basel.,  B.  Rodt,  1469?),  foho  (565)  Ellis,  ^5 

[Imprint  so  haiarded  in  the  catalogue,  but  more  prob- 
ably ^oj?/,  Bertbold  Kuppel,  1468— Ed.] 

1621  Gregorius  Magnus.     Moralia  in  Jobum,  lii.  Qoth.,  double 

columns,  49  Tines,  without  marks  (Hain,  79^8),  rubricated, 
boc^  numbered  in  red  in  top  margins,  capitals  painted  in 
red,  signature  and  address  of  Wm.  Morris  on  fly -leaf,  oaken 
boards,  pigskin,  small  stamped  figures  and  "Ave  Maria" 
onvppercQwi, /mpressusJVuremier^a,  anno  1471,  xi.  Sept., 
s.  n.  Impr.  (/o.  Sensensckmid  et  H.  Keffer),  folio  (566) 

Proctor,  ^10 
^Printed  with  similar  tj^s  to  those  used  for  the  same 
printers'  "Comestorium  Viciorum,"  1470,  The  imprint  in 
this  copy  is  in  black ;  in  that  described  by  Hain  it  was  in 
red. — Catalogue?i^ 
i6xt  Gritsch  (Frater  Joannes).  Quadra^esimale  tripartitum, 
IH.  goth.,  double  columns,  jo  lines,  without  signatures,  the 


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sermons  numbered  in  roman  in  top  margins,  woodcut  half 
border  to  first  page  of  text,  large  woodcut  ornamental  initials 
(3  leaves  slightly  defective),  oaken  boards,  stamped  orna- 
mental pigskin  (roses  and  leaves),  metal  dasps  (well  pre- 
served)./jn^rwjwM  et coniiHuatumter /okamtem  Zeiner dt 
Rutlingen,  1475,  xx.  Orf.,  folio  (568J  Craivshauf,  ^3  los. 
1613  Guzman  (Feman.  Perez  de).  La  Cronica  del  sereniss.  Rey 
Don  Juan  el  Segundo,  lit.  gnth.,  red  and  black,  double 
columns,  woodcut  title,  full-pa^e  woodcut  of  the  Crucifixion, 
and  one  in  compartments  conlaining  portraits,  and  numerous 
woodcut  initials,  ornamental  and  historiated,  title  mounted, 
margins  of  z  last  leaves  mended,  brown  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  Imprtsia  in  Logrotio  par  Amao  Guillen  de  Brocar, 
1517.  folio  (573)  Htppimtal,  £>)  ros. 

1624  Hafher-Alteneck   (Dr.  J.  H.)     Trachten,  Kunstwerke  und 

Gerathsschafien  vom  Miben  Mittelalter  his  Ende  des  acht- 
zehnten  Jahrhunderts,  720  chromolithographs,  10  voL  in  5. 
half  morocco,  L  e.  g.,  uncut,  Frank/,  a.  M.  H.  KelUr,  1879- 
89,  4to.  (476)  Wilton,  1^1 

1625  Hakluyt  (Richard).     The  Principal  Navigations,  Voyages, 

Traffiques  and  Discoveries  of  the  English  Nation  (with  the 
reprint  of  the  "  Voyage  to  Cadiz  "),  3  vol.  in  2  (title  of  \(A.  i. 
mended),  calf^  Bishop,  Newberry  and  Barker,  1598-99-1600 
—Supplement  to  Hakluyt  (by  R.  H.  Evans),  cali;  1812,  folio 
(57S)  Da-wson,l\\ 

1626  Hardy  (Thos.)    Tess  of  the  D'Urbervilles,  first  edition,  3  vol., 

presentation  cony  to  William  Morris  from  '1  homas  Hardy, 
1891,  8vo.  (427)  Denkam,£i  8s. 

1627  Main  (Lud.)    Repertorium  Bibliographicum,  fine  paper,  4  \dl. 

in  2,  nissia,  gilt  edges,  Siultg.,  1826-31 — Copinger  (Dr. 
W.  A.)  Supplement  to  Main,  parts  i.  and  ii.,  vol.  i.,  2  voL, 
buckram,  uncut,  1895-98,  8vo.  (423)  Leighian,  £^  ijs. 

162S  Hegesippus.  De  Excidio  Juda»rum_,  Lib.  V.,  Ssec.  XII., 
manuscript  on  vellum  (115  leaves),  written  in  eothicXcttn', 
double  columns  of  35  lines,  probably  by  an  English  scribe, 
with  several  painted  ornamental  initials  in  blue,  green  and 
red,  in  the  original  Winchester  binding,  oaken  boards, 
leather,  stamped  with  circular,  oval  and  square  dies  of 
fabulous  animals  and  birds,  2  lai^e  centre  circulars  en- 
closing similar  dies  on  upper  cover,  the  under  cover  entirely 
composed  of  square  dies  representing  gladiators,  Una  and 
lion,  stags,  with  an  outer  border  of  birds,  folio  (580) 

Thompstm,  ;£l8o 
[A  remarkable   and    fairly   we II- preserved   specimen  of 
genuine  Winchester    binding  of   the  twelfth    century. — 
Catalogue.^ 

1629  Heliodorus.      His     jCthiopian     History     (Theagenes    and 

Cariclea)  done  out  of  Greeke  by  Wm.  Barrett,  old  calf, 
F.  Kyttgstonfor  W.  Barret,  1622,  4to.  (477)  Bain,  £i> 

1630  Henry  VIII.    Statuta  in  Parliamentoapud  Westmonaslerium 

tertio  die  Novembris  anno  xx.  Regni  Ang.  et  Franc.  Regis, 
fidei defensoris  Henrici  VIII.,  blMfe  Irttn (mended  through- 


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oat),  woodcut  of  serpent  on  title,  and  RastcU's  device  on 
last  leaf;  half  calf,  1529,  folio  (582)  Eilis,£-i  i8s. 

163 1  Herbal.    The  Crete  Herball,  wbiche  gevethe  parlyt  knowlege 

and  understsndyng  of  all  maner  of  herbes  and  there 
^racyous  Venues,  etc.,  translated  out  of  ye  Frensshe 
into  Englysshe,  blath  Ittttr,  double  columns,  numerous 
woodcuts,  complete,  but  mai^ins  and  comers  of  several 
leaves  mended,  modem  green  morocco,  Jmprentyd  in 
Seuikviarke  by  me  Peter  1  reverts  in  Ike  yere  1526,  xxvii. 
Juiy,  folio  (583)  Quaritc/t,  £20 

1632  Herodian.     History  of  the  Romayne  Emperors,  translated 

into  English  from  the  Latin  of  Politian  by  Nicholas  Smith, 
black  IctttT,  title  within  woodcut  border,  ornamental  woodcut 
initials  (a  few  leaves  slightly  wormed),  russia,  -the  first 
English  version  of  Herodian,  Wm.  Coplande,  n.  d.,  4to. 
<478)  Bain,  £6 

1633  Herodotus.     Historiarum  Lib  IX.,  L.  Vallensis  conversio  de 

Gneco  in  Latinum,  roman  letter,  3  woodcuts  on  title  within 
fine  arabesque  border,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red, 
vellnro,  Venet,,  Jo.  et  G.  de  Gregoriis  Fratres,  1494,  folio 

(S85)  Elm,  £-i  17s. 

1634  Hieronymus  (S.)    Epistols  et  Tractaius  (cum  prefatione  Jo. 

Andrese  Epis.  Aleriensts),  finely  printed  in  roman  letter,  long 
lines,  45  and  46  to  a  full  page,  without  signatures,  the  first 
p^^of  text  in  each  vol.  with  a  miniature  initial  and  marginal 
decorations,  the  initial  in  vol.  ii,  being  a  miniature  of  the 
Samt,  with  coat  of  arms  in  lower  margin,  or,  a  lion  rampant 
sable,  langued  gules,  beneath,  a  t>end  gules,  with  initials 
G.  C.  in  ornamental  pen  letters,  the  headings  to  the  various 
chapters  written  in  red  ink,  numerous  umamental  pen 
letters  in  blue  and  red,  coniemporary  M  S.  notes  in  margins, 
3  voL,  oalcen  boards,  modem  stamped  ornamental  leather, 
Roma  in  dome  magnijici  -viri  Petri  de  Maximo  {per  C. 
Svieynheymet  A.  Pannarie),  1468,  folio  (588)  Ellis,  £sz 
[Editio  princeps  with  a  date,  and  a  fine  specimen  of  the 
work  of  the  two  celebrated  Roman  printers.  The  Greek 
quotations  are  printed  in  Greek  type. — Catalogue.^ 

163s  Hieronymus  (S.)  Epistola?  et  Tractatus,  lit.  golh.,  double 
columns,  50  lines,  without  marks  (Hain,  8549),  capitals 
painted  in  red  and  blue,  modem  blue  morocco  extra,  gilt 
edges,  fine  copy  (from  Aldenham  Abbey  Library),  Absque 
ulTa  nota  {sed  Argent.,  Jo.  Mentelin,  circa  1469),  folio 
(589)  Leigkten,£\ A  ion. 

^A  fine  specimen  of  early  typography,  and  the  second 
edition  of  the  work.  It  is  remarkable  for  the  bastard  type 
used  for  the  Greek  quotations. —Ca^a/njfJif.] 

1636  Hieronymus  (S.)  Epistolje  et  Tractatus  (cum  Prefatione  Jo. 
Andrex),  printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  46  to  a  fiill 
page,  without  marks,  first  page  of  text  in  each  vol.  had  an 
illuminated  initial  with  marginal  decorations,  capitals 
painted  in  bine  and  red,  2  vol.,  oaken  boards,  leather. 


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vellum  backs,  large  and  clean  copy,  Imfirrssum  Roma  per 
Conrad  Sweynheym  et  Arnold Pannartz,  1470  (J90) 

Tregasktt,  £11  lis. 
[Second  edition  from  the  press  of  these  printers.    Greek 
type  for  Greek  quotations.— -Ca/a/o^«.] 

1637  HieroDymusjS.)  Epistolffi  et  Tractatus  a  Theod.  Lelio  editfe, 
finely  printed  in  a  small  semi-roman  letter,  in  donble 
columns  of  jo  lines,  without  marks,  very  large  margins 
(Hain,  8js°)'  ^^^^  P.^^  °^  ^^^^  '"  ^'^^  '"^-  ^^  ^  ^^^ 
illuminated  initial  with  a  miniature  of  tbe  Saint,  with 
marginal  decorations  of  white  intersected  scrolls  on  various 
coloured  grounds,  and  there  were  2  smaller  illuminated 
initials,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red,  2  vol.,  con- 
temporary stamped  while  doeskin  (Sunderland  copy), 
VeritasVincilJa.  Hu.  s.Ut  a.,iQ\\o  [t,<)i)  Leighlon,  £11  lis. 
[A  fine  and  rare  edition,  attributed  to  the  press  of  Jacobus 
Rubeus,  of  Venice,  and  oxhtn.—Caiaiogue.'] 

163S  Hieronymus  (S.)  Der  heiligen  Altviiter  leben  niiw  getruckt, 
wie  sie  in  heiliges  lebcn  volbracht  haben,  lit.  goth.,  double 
columns,  with  signatures,  numerous  woodcuts  (some  re- 
peated), all  coloured  by  hand,  and  ornamental  initials 
(some  leaves  stained,  inner  margins  mended,  page  71  de- 
fective), vellum,  Sirasi.,  To.  Griiningen,  1507,  folio  (594) 

Eliis.ZnS^ 

1639  Hieronymus  (S.)  De  Vitis  Patrum,  en  is  ghenoemt  dat  Vader 
boeck,  inhoudende  die  Historien  ende  legenden  der 
heiligher  Vaderen,  overgeset  in  gueder  vei^tandelre 
duytscher  Sprake,  etc.,  itt.  galh.,  double  columns,  43  lines, 
2  large  woodcuts  from  "  Le  Chevalier  deliber^  of  G.  van  Os, 
i486,"  new  pigskin, stamped  with  fleurs-de-lis,  GhrpreiU  tot 
Leyden  bi  mi  Jan  Seversoefi,  I5ii,folio(595)  Maine,  £,\^  los. 

164a  [Hieronymus  (S.)]  Vita  di  Sancti  Padri  vulgare  historia, 
roman  letter,  double  columns  of  S9  lines,  laige  woodcut 
within  border  on  folio  iv  (shaved),  and  numerous  small 
woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (wanted  last  leaf),  old 
calf  (  Venez.,  1492  ?),  folio  (596)  Quaritck,  ^£35 

1641  Hieronymus  (S.)     La  Vie  de    Peres  renommee  enplusieuis 

terres  et  pays  est  nouvellement  imprimee  pour  Francoys 
Kegnault  a  Paris,  lettres  b&tardes,  aouble  columns,  title  in 
red  and  black  gothic,  with  device  beneath,  33  woodcuts  of 
saints,  etc.  (2  cut  out,  one  on  folio  vi  and  another  on  folio 
xx),  old  calf,  Part!,  par  Pierre  h  Dru  pour  Fr.  Regnault 
{circa  1520),  small  folio  (597)  Breslau,  £2  18s. 

1642  Higden   (Ranulph).     Policronicon   [translated  out   of  Latin 

into  En^ilish  by  John  of  Trevisa],  black  lettrr,  woodcut  orna- 
mental initials,  title  and  colophon  in  facsimile,  7  preliminary 
leaves  inlaid,  otherwise  a  most  excellent  copy,  new  brown 
morocco,  blind  stamped  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  Ended  the 
13/A  daye  of  Apryll,  149S,  enprynUd  at  iVtstmeilre  by 
iVynkyn  the  Warde,  small  folio  {598)  Leigkton,  ^38 

[This  copy  had  the  blank  leaf  required  to  make  sheet  hh 
pe  rfect, — Catalogue^ 

1643  Higden  (Ranulph).     Polycronycon  [translated  into  English 


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by  John  of  Trevisa],  blatk  Irttn,  woodcut  figure  of  St. 
Georee  below,  and  head  of  Henry  VIII.  and  royal  anns 
above  the  single  word  on  title,  which  was  in  large  red  letters, 
woodcut  ornamental  initials,  two  cuts  on  last  leal,  colophon 
within  Holbein  border,  with  the  same  cuts  as  on  title, 
repeated  on  reverse,  slightly  wormed,  and  wanted  a  blank 
leaf  for  aa  6,  otherwise  perfect  and  a  sound  copy  (from  Sir 
Edward  Sullivan's  Library),  russia,  gilt  edges,  Imprinted 
in  Soutkaiarke  by  my  Peter  TreveHs  at  ye  expences  of 
John  Reynes,  1527,  ■«^'-  ■^"A''*  f"''"  (599)  young,  £,17  5s- 
1644  Hippocrates.  Epidemionim  libersextus.jam  recenslatinitate 
donatua  Leon.  Fuchsio  interprete,  title  m  red  and  black, 
within  woodcut  border,  slightly  wormed,  contemporary 
English  binding,  oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  in  the 
upper  cover  with  "  Redemptoris  Mundi  Arma,"  and  in  the 
under  cover  with  the  royal  arms  of  England,  supported  by 
dragon  and  greyhound,  the  Tudor  rose  surrounded  by  in- 
scription, sun  and  moon,  and  arms  of  London,  monogram 
of  John  Reynes  on  both  covers  (in  excellent  preservation, 
but  back  it.^iteA'),  Hagenoae,  ex-off.  Jo.  Secer,  1532,410. 
{481)  Trtgaskis,  /40  los. 

164?  Holbein.  Simolachri  Historic  e  Figure  de  la  Morte.  La 
Medicina  de  I'anima,  etc.,  aiuntovi  di  nuovo  molte  figure 
mai  piu  stampate,  53  woodcuts  by  Hans  Holbein  (including 
4  cuts  of  boys),  vellum,  clean  copy,  presented  to  W,  Morris 
by  F.  S.  Ellis,  Lyone,  Giov.  Frellone,  1549,  8vo.  (434) 

Tregaskis,  £17 
[The  Ashbumham  copy  sold  for  £,s  10s.  See  Book- 
Prices  Current,  vol.  xn,,  No.  301.— Ed.] 
1546  Holinshed  (Raph.)  Chronicles  of  England,  Ireland  and 
Scotland,  now  newlie  augmented  and  continued  to  the 
yeate  1586  by  John  Hooker  and  others,  blath  letttr,  en- 
graved titles,  3  voL  in  2,  autograph  of  William  Morris  in 
each  vol.  (leaf  in  "William  Congueror"  mended,  and  some 
leaves  wormed),  old  call;  Harrison,  Bishop  (and  others), 
1586-87,  folio  (602)  Dawson,  £5  55. 

[This  is  the  second  edition  of  Holinshed.     See  Book- 
Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  Nos.  206,  6242.— Ed.] 

1647  Holtrop  (J.  W.)     Monuments  Typographiques  dcs  Pays-Bas 

au  XV  SiScle,  numerous  facsimiles,  half  bound,  La  Haye, 
M.  Niihoff,  1868,  folio  (603)  Wilton,  ^3  18s. 

1648  Hommaire  de  Hell  (Xavier).     Voyage  en  Turquic  et  en 

Perse,  ex^cut^  par  Ordre  du  Gouvemement  Francais 
pendant  les  Annies  1846-48,4  vol.,  8vo.  of  text,  and  folio 
atlas  of  100  plates,  half  red  morocco  gilt,  presentation  copy 
to  William  Morris  from  the  author,  Paris,  P.  Bertrand, 
1854,  folio  (604)  Wilton,  £y  los. 

1640  Horae.  Heures  de  I'Usaige  de  Rome,  avec  le  Calendner 
(Latin  et  Francais),  leltres  bStardes,  printed  upon  vellum, 
within  woodcut  borders  of  Biblical  subjects,  arabesques, 
etc.,  with  12  large  woodcuts  in  the  text,  small  capitals  and 
details  painted  and  illuminated  (wanted  title  and  b2],  old 


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French  calf  gilt,  Impriniees  A  Paris  Sar  Gail.  Anabatpour 
Germain  Hardouyn,  s.  a.  [Almanacft,  1508-12],  410.  (488) 
Wilton,  £14  i$s. 

1650  HorK  Beats  Mariae  Virginae.     Heures  de  la  B.  V.  M.  avec 

1e  Calendrier,  manuscript  on  vellum  (92  leaves)  (Latin  and 
French),  written  in  lettres  bStardcs,  long  lines,  calendar  in 
red  and  black  with  illuminated  initials,  with  6  painted  and 
illuminated  miniatures,  10  illuminated  initials  (one  his- 
toiiated),  with  elegant  marginal  decorations,  and  numerous 
smaller  illuminated  initials  and  pen  letters,  on  a  fly-leaf  is 
an  inscription  in  French,  showing  the  book  to  have  belonged 
in  1640  to  Ren^  Legier  de  la  Sauvagitre,  velvet  binding, 
late  fifteenth  century,  4to.  (487)  QuaritcA,  £ig 

1651  Horatius.     Opera,  cum  commentario Christ.  Landini,  printed 

in  a  neat  roman  letter,  the  commentary  in  a  smaller  type 
than  the  text  (contained  6  preliminary  leaves,  folios  num- 
bered i  to  cdiv,  and  a  leaves  unnumbered},  MS.  notes  in 
margins  (some  leaves  wormed,  inner  margins  of  last  3  leaves 
mended),  half  vellum,  Fiorentia,  Ant.  Miscominus,  1482, 
folio  (60s)  Heppinstal,  £1 

{First  edition  of  Horace  with  Landino's  Commentary. — 
Catalogue.^ 

1652  Horatius.    Opera,  cum  quibusdam  annotationibus,  imRgini- 

busque  pulcberrimis,  aptisque  ad  Odarum  concentus  et 
Sententias  (edidit  Jac.  Locher),  numerous  woodcuts  (some 
repeated),  the  arms  in  the  woodcut  of  the  Count  of  Baden 
emblazoned  (title  backed),  numerous  interlinear  and  mar- 
ginal MS.  notes,  vellum  (in  better  condition  than  is  usual 
with  this  finely  illustrated  book),  Argent.,  Jo.  Griininger, 
1498,  folio  (707)  Wilton,  £y 

1653  Hortulus  Anime  cum  aliis  quamplurimis  Orationibus  pristine 

impressioni  superadditis  (cum  Calendario),  lit.  goth.,  red 
and  black,  title  in  red  beneath  a  cut  of  the  Virgin  and  Child 
within  border,  numerous  (72)  large  and  small  spirited 
woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
ornamental  leather,  with  brass  ornament  (rebacked), 
Lugduni  arte  et  industria  Jo.  Clein  {■a/ith  deviei)  impenHi 
Ant.  Koberger,  1511,  8vo.  (442)  Q/taritcA,  £12 

1654  Hortus  Sanitatis  quatuor  libris  ;  De  Animal ibus  et  Reptilibus, 

De  Avibus  et  Volatilibus,  de  Piscibus  et  Natatilibus,  etc 
(auctore  Jo.  de  Cuba),  title  within  woodcut  border,  and 
numerous  woodcuts  (wormed),  last  2  leaves  mended, 
Argent.,  M,  Apiarius,  1536,  folio  (708)  Wilton,  £i  los. 

1655  Howell  (James).     Proverbs,  or  Old  Sayed,  Sawes  and  Adages 

in  English,  Italian,  French  and  tjpanish,  whereunto  the 
British  are  added,  old  calf,  1659,  folio  (709)      Bain,  £$  3s. 

1656  Howell  Oames).    A  Particular  Vocabulary,  or  Nomenclature 

in  English,  Italian,  French  and  Spanish,  old  calf,  T.  Leach, 
1659,  folio  (710)  /./ones,  £1  12s. 

1657  HugQ  de  Prato  Florida     Sennones  de  Sanctis,  lit,  aoth., 

double  columns,  with  signatures  (some  leaves  wormed), 
oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin  (griffins,  acorns  and  other 


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oinatnents),  clasps,  tmpreuus  Heydtlhergae,  148;  (s.  mom 
impr.),  folio  (71a)  Cocktrtll,  £3  59. 

[The  first  book  with  a  date  printed  at  Heidelberg. — 
Catalogue^ 

1658  Hugo  de  S.  Victore.  Didaacalion  (et  alia  Opuscula), 
lU.  gvttt.,  long  lines,  33  to  a  page,  without  marks,  ruoricated, 
capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red,  oaken  boards,  stamped 
ornamental  leather  (worn),  clasps  (Hopetoun  copy),  Absqtn 
ulla  nota  {Argent.,  Eggesiein,  circa  1475  ?),  folio  {713) 

Wilton,  £a  6s. 

i6S9  Hugo  Senensis.  Super  quaria  primi  Canonis  Avicennse, 
lit.  90th.,  double  columns,  74  lines,  with  signatures,  minia- 
ture initial  of  the  author  at  beginning,  capitals  painted  in 
blue  and  red  (wormed,  and  wanted  aj,  a  blank),  half  red 
morocco,  Venet.,  Ant  de  Calabriis  di  Papia,  1485,  folio 
(715)  Deacon,  £2  10s. 

1660  Hugo  de  Sletstat  (Joannes).    Quadnivium  Ecdesix  quatuor 

prelatorum  Officium  quibus  omnis  status  turn  Secularis 
turn  vero'  Ecclesiasticus  Subjicitur,  lit.  Both.,  woodcut  on 
title,  13  fine  woodcuts  in  the  text,  and  singular  ornamental  . 
initials,  some  capitals  painted  in  red  (title  backed),  calf 
gilt,  edges  uncut  (Hailstone  copy),  Argent.,  Jo.  Gruninger, 
1504,  folio  (714)  iVilton,  ^99s. 

1661  Humphreys  (H.  Noel).     History  of  the  Art  of  Printing,  ico 

itlustraiions  in  chromolithography,  cloth  gilt,  Quaritcb, 
1867,  folio  (717)  Wilton,  £,2  16s. 

1662  Institor  (Henricus).     Sancte  Romanc  Ecdesiie  Fidei  defen- 

sionis  clippeum  adversus  Waldensium,  seu  Pickardorum 
heresim,  etc.,  Ut  flslh.,  arms  of  Pope  Alexander  VI.  and  of 
Stanislaus,  Card.  Archbp.  ofOlmutz,  on  title,  Agure  and 
arms  of  St.  Wenceslaus  on  reverse  (writing  on  title,  comer 
of  last  leaf  mended),  boards.  Impresses  in  Oolomace 
Marckionalu  Moravia  per  Conrad.  Baumgarthen,  1501, 
folio  (7Zi)  Quaritck,  ^5  10s, 

1663  Isidorus   Hispat.     Etyroologiarum,  Libri  XX.,  IH.  ccmi-goth. 

(headlines  m  a  larger  type),  double  columns,  C  [  lines,  with- 
out marks  (Hain,  9270),  woodcut  diagrams, capitals  painted 
in  blue  and  red,  Greek  quotations  written  in  red,  oaken 
boards,  leather,  stamped  in  small  squares,  each  containing 
a  figure  of  a  pelican,  lion,  stag,  or  other  animal  (rebacked), 
Absgtu  ulla  nota  [Argent.,  J.  Mentelin,  circa  1472],  folio 
(722)  Leighton,l\i  11s. 

1664  Jacquin  (Nic.  Jos.)    Icones  Plantarum  Rariorum,  648  coloured 

plates,  3  vol.,  half  russia,  uncut,  Vindobona,  1781-95,  folio 
{72s)  .        „      .,        2«<»"J'^.4,;£ji 

1665  Johannes    de    Sancto    Laurentio.     Postillje    Evangeliorum 

dominicalium  totius  anni  et  aJiquorum  festorum,  [tt.  gotlt., 
double  columns,  40  lines,  without  marks  (Hain,  9410), 
rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  red  and  blue,  oaken  boards, 
leather  (rebacked),  Impressum  in  inclila  Bruxellensium 
ducatus  Brttbantia  CiviicUe  [per  Fraires  Communi  ^ila\, 
147s,  folio  (727)  Quaritck,  £4 


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i666  Jones  (Owen).    Examples  of  Chinese  Ornament,  loo  chromo- 
lithographs, doth  gilt,  1867,  folio  (739)         Wilton,  £z  2s. 

1667  Jones  (Owen).     Granimar   of    Ornament ;    Illustrated    by 

Examples  in  Various  Styles,  112  chromos,  cloth  gilt, 
Quaritch,  l868,  folio  (730)  Wilton,  £1  los. 

1668  Jornandes  de  Rebus  Gothorum.     Paulus  Diaconus  de  Gestis 

Langobardorum,  title  and  fine  full-page  woodcut  of  two 
kings  conversing,  b;^  Burgkmaier,  ornamental  woodcut 
initials,  printer's  device  on  last  leaf,  half  vellum,  Aug. 
Vind.,  Jo.  Miller,  1515,  folio  (731)  Breilau,ZA 

1669  Josepbus    fFlavios).     Antiquiiates    Judaicas    et    de    Bello 

iudaico  Libri,  Sxc.  Xlll.,  manuscript  on  vellum  (348 
eaves),  written  in  gotttu  characters,  in  double  columns  of 
43  lines  {174  in.  by  13  in.),  by  a  French  scribe,  ornamented 
with  four  borders,  containing  37  small  miniatures,  one 
border  of  grotesques,  24  beautiful  initial  letters  {tz  bis- 
toriated,  and  others  »-ith  borders),  illuminated  in  gold  and 
colours,  and  numerous  painted  capitals,  2  vol.,  old  calf, 
blind  tooled,  with  leather  joints,  folio  (732)  Quaritch,  ^£305 
[HamiltonMSS.,  No.  361.  "  The  capital  letter  on  page  I 
is  ornamented  with  ten  circles,  in  which  is  represented  the 
history  of  the  Creation,  on  a  ground  of  gold.  The  heads 
and  hands  of  all  the  figures  in  the  miniatures  are  most 
finely  and  delicately  drawn  with  the  pen,  and  lightly 
coloured.  The  delineations  of  the  costumes  are  drawn  in 
stronger  outlines.  The  colour  of  the  costimies  is  chiefly 
red,  brown  and  blue.  In  accordance  with  the  very  early 
date  of  this  MS.  (first  half  of  the  thirteenth  century),  the 
compositions  of  the  various  scenes  are  of  a  primitive 
character,  and  in  the  earliest  gothic  style," — W.  v.  Seidliti, 
"  Repertorium  Kunst  fur  Wissenchaft,"  vol.  vi.,  p  265.  The 
following  inscription  is  on  the  fly-leaf  of  each  volume : 
"  Iste  liber  est  domus  Sancte  trinitatis  Ordinis  Caitusienses 
prope  Divionem"  (Dijon).  The  late  Rev.  Mr.  Jackson 
gave  £,iy^  for  this  fine  MS.  in  the  Hamilton  (Berlin)  sale, 
and  it  sold  for  ^300  in  tbe  sale  of  his  MSS.  in  1895. — 
Catalogue^ 
1670  Josepbus  (Flavius).  Opera.  [De  Antiquilate  et  de  Bello 
JudaicoJ,  lit  gitth.,  double  columns.  48  lines,  without  marks, 
woodcuts,  peculiar  woodcut  initials,  and  some  woodcut 
headings,  painted  ornamental  and  pen  initials,  woodcut 
border  of  scrolls,  shields,  birds,  lions,  etc.,  with  figure  of 
Josephus  holding  a  scroll  for  initial  I  (repeated  twice),  all 
the  woodcuts  coloured  by  band,  margin  of  second  leaf  of 
text  mended,  2  vol.,  old  calf  gilt  (Sunderland  copy).  Absque 
utla  nota  \_Lubeca,  L.  Brandis,  circa  1478I,  folio  (733I 

Leighton,  ^34  los, 
[A  fine  and  rare  edition  of  Josephus,  remarkable  lor  its 
xylographic  illustrations.  Itis  printed  with  the  same  types 
used  by  Lucas  de  Brandis,  who  introduced  printing  into 
Lubeck,  for  bis  "  Rudimentum  Novitiorum,"  and  some  of 
the  woodcuts  in  that  work  also  occur  in  ^\\.~~Caialogut^ 


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itfji  Journal  of  Indian  Art  and  Industry,  numbers  i-j;  (wanted 
numbers  14,  39  and  40),  numerous  illustrations,  some  in 
colours,  1884-96,  folio  (734)  Wilton,  £3  5s. 

1672  Jubinal  (Achilie).     Les  Anciennes  Tapisseries  Hisiori^es,  ou 

Collection  des  Monumens  les  plus  remarquables  de  ce 
Genre.  135  fine  large  plates  from  the  designs  of  V.  San- 
sonetti,  2  voL  in  t,  half  morocco,  Paris,  1838,  oblong  atlas 
folio  (73S)  WiZ/on,  £4  4s. 

1673  Juslinianus.      Codex,   cum  Commentariis   Boni   Accursii  ex 

recens.  And.  Rumel,  finely  printed  in  an  open  flothit  [titer, 
text  in  two  columns,  surrouniled  by  the  Gloss,  io  red  and 
black,  without  marks(Hain,9;90),  small  woodcuts,  A^urvW., 
A.  Frisner  et  Jo,  Senscnschmidt  {with  shields  in  red),  1475, 
folio  (737)  Heppiftstcd,  £^  es. 

1674  Juslinianus.     lastitutiones.  Lib.   IV.,  cum  Glossis,  lit  gotn., 

double  columns,  text  in  two  columns  in  centre,  surrounded 
by  gloss,  without  marks,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red, 
oaken  boards,  pigskin,  stamped  with  religious  emblems, 
etc.,  title  stamped  on  upper  cover,  Basii.,  M.  Wenzler,  1487, 
folio  {738)  Willon,  £1  loa. 

1675  Knolles  (Rich.)    Generall  Historic  of  the  Turkes,  with  a  new 

continuation  unto  the  year  1638,  fifth  edition,  line  woodcut 
title  by  L.  Johnson,  and  copper-plate  heads,  old  English 
red  morocco,  gilt  tooled  ornamental  back,  and  panelled 
sides  with  initials  M.  B.,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  A.  Islip,  1638, 
folio  (74')  CoUon,£3is. 

1676  Laclantius.    Opera,  cum  Epistola  Jo.  Andreae  Epis.Alenensis 

ad  Paulum  II.,  foman  letter,  long  lines,  without  marks, 
border  of  first  l^e  illuminated,  capitals  painted  in  blue 
and  red  (some  leaves  wormed^,  signature  and  address  of 
Wm.  Morris  on  fly-leaf,  Romae,  Conrad  Sweynheym  et 
Arnold  Pannartz  in  domo  Fr.  Maximo,  1470,  folio  (746) 
Quari/cA,  £7.0 
[Third  edition  of  tactantius,  and  the  second  from  the 
Roman  press  of  these  printers. — Caialopu.l 

1677  Lancelot  du  Lac     Le  Premier  (le  second  et  le  tiers)  Volume 

de  lancelot  du  lac,  lettres  bfttardes,  double  columns,  30 
woodcuts,  and  numerous  ornamental  woodcut  initials, 
3  voL  in  I  (wanted  sheet  r  and  Sj  in  vol.  i.,  some  leaves 
slightly  wormed,  3  leaves  torn,  title  of  vol.  iii.  and  perhaps 
other  leaves  supplied  from  the  edition  of  1520,  with  all 
faults),  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Paris,  pour  Af,  U  Noir  it 
Ft.  RegnauU,  1513-20,  small  foho  (747)  Hayley,  £13 

1678  Lancelot  du  Lac.     Le  Premier  (le  second  et  le  tiers)  Volume 

de  Lancelot  du  lac,  nouvellement  imprime  a  Paris,  lettres 
bStardes,  double  columns,  title  within  woodcut  borders, 
numerous  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  3  vol.,  old  French 
c^f  gilt,  r,  e.,  Madame  de  Pompadour's  copy,  with  her 
arms  on  sides,  and  stamp  of  the  royal  library  of  France  OD 
titles,  signature  of  Wm.  Morris  in  each  vol.,  Paris,  Jehan 
Petit  et  Ph.  le  Noir,  1533,  folio  (748)  Trtgaskis,  £29 

1679  l^ben.      Die    beyligen    Leben.     Passional  ;    Summer  und 

Winter  They  Is,  lit  golh., double  columns,  3  leaves  of  Register 


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unnumbered,  and  ccclxxxv  folioed  leaves,  without  signa- 
,  tures  (Hain,  9981),  numerous  spirited  woodcuts  (one 
coloured),  2  voL  in  i,  conlemporaiy  oaken  boards,  stamped 
ornamental  pigskin,  clasps,  Nurembtrg,  A.  Koburger,  1488, 
folio  (750)  Heppinstal,  £50 

[This  very  fine  edition  of  the  Gennan  "  Lives  of  the 
SaiDts"  was  quite  perfect,  but  folio  381  supplied  from 
another  copy,  and  folios  121-234  misplaced  in  binding 
between  folios  188,  189. — Catalogue.l 

1680  Leben  Jesu.     "  Von  der  Kinthait  unsers  her  Jhesu  Cristi 

gen't.  Vita  Cristi,"  these  words  of  title  in  large  rude  black 
gothic,  lit.  Both.,  double  columns,  74  spirited  woodcuts  and 
numerous  ornamental  initials,  title  backed,  next  leaf  and 
some  comers  mended,  vellum,  Augspurg,  Ant.  Soi^,  1490, 
folio  (751)  Heppinstal,  £ll 

1681  Legede  (La)  des  Flames,  artisiens  et  haynuyers,  ou  autrcmet 

leurcroniqueabregee.  Eo  la  quell  sont  contenuesplusieurs 
hystoires  de  Frace,  Angleterre  et  Allemaigne,  premiere 
Mition,  lettres  bStardes,  title  in  red  and  black,  long  lines, 
30  woodcuts,  and  ornamental  initials,  old  calf,  with  Grenville 
a.rm^Paris{¥.  Regnault],  1522, 4to.;(66o)  Heppinstal,  £1^  53. 

1682  Lievre  (Edouard).     Les  ArtsDfcorati^^  toutes  les  Epoques, 

120  fine  chromos  and  etchings,  2  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt, 
Paris,  Morel,  1870,  folio  (757)  IVillan,  £%  Ss. 

16S3  Livius.  Deche  di  Tito  Livio  vulgare  hystoriae;  title  in  red, 
with  Giunta's  device  below  and  woodcut  above,  three  pages 
with  borders,  numerous  woodcuts,  many  with  mark  F,  and 
ornamental  initials  (some  leaves  stained,',  old  calf,  Venct., 

B.  de  Zanis  de  Porlesio,  151 1,  folio  (760)  Ellis,  £7  ;& 
16E4  Livius.     Romane  Historie;  also  the  Breviaries  of  L.  Floras, 

translated  into  English  by  Philemon  Holland,  woodcut 
portrait  of  Queen  Elizabeth  on  reverse  of  title,  old  calf, 
A.  Islip,  1600,  folio  (761)  Quaritch,  £-i  18s. 

1685  Lombarclus  (Peirus).     Glossa  Ordinaria  in  EpisColas  B.  Pauli, 

lit.  giilh.,  double  columns,  5S  lines,  without  marks  (Hain, 
10204],  rubrications,  and  headings  written  in  red,  large 
ornamental  initials  painted  in  red  (in  line  condition),  oaken 
boards,  stamped  leather,  Absque  ulla    nota  {Essiingen, 

C.  Fyner,  1474),  large  folio  (765)  Quaritdi,  £4 
[This  copy  had  a  leaf  of  Register  belonging  to  the  book, 

which  is  not  given  in  Main's  collation.  It  was  pasted  down 
in  the  first  cover,  evidently  at  the  time  the  book  was 
printed  and  bound. — Catalogue.l 

1686  Lombardus  (Petrus).     Glossa    in   Psalmos,  lit  BOfh.   (in  2 

siies),  double  columns,  48  lines,  without  marks,  rubricated. 

Gin  and  painted  ornamental  initials  in  blue  and  red,  fine 
rge  margins,  signature  and  address  of  Wm.  Morris  on 
fly-leaf,  oaken  boards,  new  stamped  brown  morocco, 
Nurembergae,  Andr.  Frisner  et  Jo.  Sensenschmid,  1478, 
Feb.  xii.  (imprint  and  shields  in  red),  folio  (766): 

1687  Loriquet    (Ch.)    Tapisseries  de  la  Cath^drale  de    Reims, 


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Dumerous  fine  plates,  loose  in  portfolio,  Paris  et  fieims, 
1882,  folio  (767)  mitoM,  £2  4S. 

1688  Lozano  (Don  P.)  Anti^edades  Arabes  de  Espafia,  parte 
segunda,  57  plates,  Madrid,  1804,  imperial  folio  (768) 

Wilton,  £,^  i^. 

16S9  Lucian.  Part  of  Lucian  made  Englith  from  the  Originall  in 
1638  ;  with  those  other  dialc^fues  as  they  were  foimcrty 
translated  by  Fr.  Hicks,  portrait  by  Faithome,  old  calf, 
Oxford,  Hall  and  Davis,  1664,  folio  (769)        Pickering,  £2 

■690  Lucretius.  De  Rerum  Natura,  roman  letter,  long  lines,  with 
signatures,  first  edition  with  a  date  (slightly  wormed),  old 
red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges  (Sunderland  copy),  Verona, 
Paulus  Fridenperger,  i486,  folio  (770)        Dawson,  £2  los. 

1691  Ludolpbus  de  Saxonia.    Vita  Jesu  Christi  redemptoris  nosiri 

ex  meduUis,  etc.,  lit  goth.,  title  within  woodcut  border, 
with  printer's  device  in  centre,  3  full-page  woodcuts  repre- 
senting the  Crucifixion,  Trans^guration  and  the  Trinity, 
numerous  small  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (some 
leaves  wormed),  oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  Lugd., 
M.  Bouillon  et  J.  Myi,  1519,  folio  (771)  Wiltot',  £3  3s 

1692  Ludolpbus  de  Saxonia.    Tboeck  van  den  Leven  ons  heeren 

Jhesu  Christi,  lit  goth.,  double  colimms,  43  lines  to  a  page 
numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  some  of  them  xylographic, 
and  ornamental  woodcut  initials  (coloured  by  hand), 
wanted  3  leaves  in  sheet  OO,  some  inner  margins  mended, 
a  few  leaves  wormed,  Dutch  vellum  with  clasps,  Tatttwerpen 
bii  mii  Gherasrt  de  Leeu,  1487,  folio  (772) 

HeMinstal,  £11  12s. 
[First  edition  of  the  Dutch  text,  in  which  the  woodcuts 
appear  for  the  first  \\tat.—Calalogue.\ 

1693  Lullius    (Raymundus).      Arbor    Scientist,  lit    goth.,    editio 

princeps.  double  columns,  39  lines,  without  signatures,  but 
numbered  in  Arabic  figures  to  390,  limp  vellum,  Barchinonae 
per  Petrum  Posa,  1482,  folio  (773)  Quariich,  £\a 

1694  Lullius   (Raymundus).      Ars    Inventiva  Veriiaiis.      Tabula 

Generalis.  Commentum  in  easdem  ipsius  Raymundi,  editio 
prima,  lit.  goth.,  title  in  red  within  woodcut  border,  the 
arms  of  Card.  Ximenes  above,  3  large  cuts,  ornamental 
borders,  diagrams  and  initials,  and  printer's  device,  limp 
vellum,  string  clasps,  Valentiae,  Didacus  de  Gumiel,  iJISt 
folio  (774)  Leighton,  £i  i8i. 

1695  Lyra  (Nic.  de).     PostiUa  super  Epistolas  S.  Pauli,  cum  addi- 

tionibus  domini  Episcopi  et  cum  Replicationibus  Pauli 
Bur^nsis,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  with  signatures 
(stamed),  old  English  leather  binding,  stamped  with  the 
arms,  devices  and  initials  of  Prince  Edward,  afterwards 
Edward  VI.  (damaged  and  partly  mended),  Mantua, 
Paulus  Puipach,  1478,  folio  (776)  Tregaskis,  £q  15s. 

1696  Magnus  (Jo.)    De  Omnibus  Gothorum  Sueonumque  Regibus, 

numerous  woodcuts  and  historiated  initials,  vellum,  Roma, 
ap  Jo,  Mariatn  dt  Viottis  in  adib.  S.  Birgittae,  isS4i  fol'o 
(780)  Wilton,  £1  2S. 


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1697  Magnus  (Olaus).  Historia  de  Gentibus  Septentrionalibus, 
numerous  woodcuts,  vellum,  Roma,  155s,  folio  (781) 

milon,  £1 

169S  Mamotrectus  super  Bibliam.  [ad  fin.]  "  Liber  dictus 
Mammetractus  religiosi  prions  fratris  Murachismi,"  etc., 
lit  80th.,  double  columns,  39  lines,  with  signatures,  Aj. 
(a  blank)  wanted,  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  red  and 
blue,  modem  oak  boards,  half  pigskin,  clasps,  Colonitt, 
Jo.  Koelhoff,  1479,  folio  (783)  Wilton,  £2  i8s. 

1699  Maria.      Defensorium     inviolate     perpetueque     Vii^nttalis 

Casiissimae  dei  Genetricis  Mariae  (Latin^  et  Germanic^), 
lit  floth.,  with  signatures  (Hain,  6086),  53  early  spirited 
xylographic  woodcuts  (margins  of  tide  and  3  other  leaves 
mended),  original  boards  (Hailstone  copy),  Absque  ulla 
nola  [Basil.,  Ysenhut,  circa  1489],  410.  {673) 

Leigkton,  £2&  los. 

1700  Marineus  Siculus  (Lucius).     Pandit  Aragonix  Veterum  pri- 

mordia  Regum,  hoc  opus  ;  etfortipraeliagesta  manu,  large 
arms  of  Arragon  on  title,  lit.  goth.,  woodcut,  foliated 
margins  and  heads,  ornamental  initials,  etc.,  device  at  end, 
morocco  with  arms,  Cesaraugustae  (Zaragofa),  G.  Cocus, 
1509,  folio  (785)  IViliffn,  £i 

1701  Martinet   (F.   N.)     Histoire  des  Oiseaux,  peints  dans  tons 

leurs  aspects  apparents  et  sensibles,  i,ooS  finely  engraved 

K'  ites  of  birds,  accurately  coloured  by  hand  (no  text), 
und   in   S  vol.,  russia  gilt,   m.   e.,  Paris,  1787,  etc.,  410, 
(674)  Jifaggs,  £s  JS. 

1702  Marx  (Carl).     Le  Capital,  finely  bound  in  green  morocco, 

back  and  sides  elaborately  tooled  in  scrolls  of  berries  and 
interlaced  crescents  on  a  dotted  ground,  centre  wreaths 
enclosing  title  of  book  and  "  William  Morris  and  Friends, 
1884,"  inside  dentelles,  y,  e.  byCobden  Sanderson  for  Wm. 
Morris,  at  his  first  workshop  in  Maiden  Lane  in  1884  (note 
by  the  binder  on  last  leaf),  Pan's,  Lachatre,  s.  d.,  410.  (676) 
Sain,  £$2 

1703  Mela  (Pomponius).     Libri  de  situ  Orbis  tres,  adjectis  Jo, 

Vadiani  in  eosdem  scholiis,  etc.,  fine  woodcut  title  in  com- 
partments of  the  Nine  Muses,  etc.,  and  woodcut  initials, 
oaken  boards,  half  stamped  pigskin,  Vitnnae  Pannomae, 
erp.  L,  Atlantse  per  Jo.  Singrenium,  1518,  folio  (787) 

IVillon,  £4 

1704  Meliadus  de  Leonnoys.     Ou  present  volume  sont  contenus 

les  nobles  faictz  darmes  du  vaillant  roy  Meliadus  de 
Leonnoys ;  ensemble  plusieurs  autres  nobles  proesses  de 
Chevalerie  faictea  par  !e  roy  Artus,  etc.,  lettres  bStardes, 
double  columns,  title  in  red  and  black  within  fine  woodcot 
border,  cut  of  author  writing,  equestrian  figure  of  Meliadus, 
fine  ornamental  border  to  first  page  of  prologue,  and  orna- 
mental initials,  crushed  red  morocco,  full  gilt  back,  line 
sides,  gilt  edges,  vellum  fly-leaves,  by  Bauzonnet  (with 
Ex'Libris  of  La  Roche  Lacarelle),  fine  copy,  Paris  en  la 
BouHque  de  Galiot  4u  Pre  xxv.  Nov.,  1528,  folio  (788) 

B.  F.  Stevens,  £40 


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1705  Mer  des  Hyatoires  (La),  (lettres  bitardes),  double  columns, 

numerous  woodcuts,  with  maigina]  ornamental  borders, 
ch^n  genealogies,  2  double-page  maps,  woodcut  initials, 
etc  (folios  1S1-190  in  vol.  i.  from  a.  smaller  copy,  2  plates, 
title,  and  some  inner  margins  to  vol.  ii.  mended,  otherwise 
in  good  condition,  but  sold  with  all  faults),  2  vol.,  old  calf, 
first  edition,  Paris,  P.  Le  Rouge  pour  Vinctnt  Comin,  1488 
(790)  Wilton,  £30 

1706  Meung  (Jehan  de).     Testament  etCodicilles,  "  Le  Testament 

Maistre  Jehan  de  Mehun,"  Sxc.  XV.,  French  manuscript 
on  thin  vellum  (80  leaves),  long  lines,  24  to  a  page,  written 
in  neat  lettres  Mtardes,  with  marginal  flourishes,  fine  illu- 
minated initial  and  marginal  decoration  before  each  book, 
and  numerous  small  illuminated  capitals,  modem  brown 
morocco,  blind  stamped  ornaments,  joints,  gilt  edges  {circa 
1450),  folio  (792)  Cockcrill,  ^£29 

1707  Milton  (John).     Paradise  Lost,  the  fourteenth  edition,  with 

Account  tA  his  Life  ;  and  Paradise  Regained,  Samson 
Agonistes,  etc.,  eighth  edition,  frontispieces,  2  vol.,  old 
English  red  morocco,  gilt  tooled  backs  and  broad  orna- 
mental borders,  gilt  edges,  autograph  of  Wm.  Morris  in 
each  volume,  Tonson,  1741-42,  8vo.  (641)  Tregaskis,  £^  4s. 

1708  Missale    Secundum    Chorum     Constansiensem    (Constanz), 

lit  gotii.  tnag.,  red  and  black  (without  musical  notes),  large 
outline  woodcut  of  Crucifixion  before  the  Canon,  capitals 
painted  in  blue  and  red,  some  leaves  slightly  wormca  and 
torn,  otherwise  a  very  large  and  fine  copy,  oaken  boards, 
stamped  pigskin,  c\as^, Basiliis per  Petrum  Kollicker,  1485, 
folio  (794)  Bain,  ^40 

[First  edition  of  the  Constanz  Missal.  Printed  without 
title,  the  first  leaf  being  blank.  After  the  Calendar  the  leaf 
Aj  is  blank  on  recto,  but  bad  zo  lines  of  print  on  verso,  con- 
taining the  Bishop's  sanction  for  publication. — Catalogue.^ 

1709  Missale   Celeberrimi   Halberttattensis  Episcopatus  Contem- 

platione  Venerabilis  Cleri  necessionata  diligentia  oper-ose 
castigatum,  etc.,  lit.  goth.  mag.,  double  columns,  red  and 
black,  with  musical  notes,  large  woodcut  before  the  Canon 
(coloured),  ornamental  pen-letiers  (wanted  2  leaves  in 
Calendar  and  folios  9S  and  103,  the  two  last  being  supplied 
in  contemporary  MS.),  oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  in 
borders  of  roses  and  arabesques,  clasps  (well  preserved), 
"  Ad Clerum  Halbersladiensem,"  impreisum  ijii  (795) 

Breslau,  £n  14s, 
[A  rare  edition  of  the  Halberstadt  Missal,  of  which  Weale 
mentions  only  four  copies,  two  of  which  are  imperfect. 
Apart  from  the  leaves  wanted,  this  copy  was  in  very  fine 
condition.  At  the  end  of  the  vol.  was  "  Promptuarium  in 
Officia  Missarum  de  tempore  et  de  Sanctis  secundum  ritum 
Ecclesix  Verdensisj"  6  leaves  (one  blank)  in  gothic  letter, 
double  columns,  with  signature  A  ending,  "Reperiuntur 
Venalia  apud  Joannem  Hyst,  Bibliopolam  in  Luneborck." 
— Ca/a/ogue.] 


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1710  Missale  M^deburgense  cum  Calendario,  etc.,  lit  giFth.inag., 

in  red  and  black,  double  columns,  without  niarks,  illu- 
minated initial  on  first  page  of  text,  capitals  in  red  (a  few 
[ilain  tnareins  repaired),  oaken  boards,  original  stamped 
eather  sides  (rebacked),  Lubeca,  B.  Gotban  et  L.  de 
Brandis,  1480,  large  folio  (796)  H^pinstal,  ^25 

[The  rare  first  edition  of  the  Magdeburg  Mis&al,  of  which 
Weale  notes  only  six  perfect  copies.—  Catalogue^ 

1 71 1  Missale  M(^>:untinense,  exactissima  cura  castigatum  sub  pre- 

sulatu  Rev.  D.  D.  Urielis  Archiep.  Magunt,  lit.  guth.,  red 
and  black,  with  musicaJ  notes,  woodcut  title  (coloured)  and 
initials  (wanted  folios  252-259,  and  plate  of  Crucifixion 
before  the  Canon,  with  all  faults),  oaken  boards,  stamped 
ornamental  pigskin,  Magunt.,  per  Jo.  Schaffer  (device  in 
black),  1513,  folio  (797)  Heppinslal,  ^10 

1712  Missale  ad  Con.suetudinem  insignis   EcclesifE  Trajectensis 

Duper  una  cum  dicte  Ecclesis  istitutis  Consuetudinibus 
quam  elimacissimc  impressum,  etc.,  Ul.  goth.,  red  and  black, 
musical  notes,  fine  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials,  2 
leaves  of  the  Canon  on  vellum,  the  large  cut  of  the 
Crucifixion  coloured  (titles  and  margins  of  several  leaves 
mended  and  slightly  wormed,  wanted  5  leaves,  with  all 
faults).  Dutch  vellum,  Paris,  Wolffgang Hopylius,  xi/i.  Kl. 
Mentis  Aprilis,  1507  (799)  Leiekten,  ^5  5s. 

[A  tare  edition  of  the  Utrecht  Missal,  of  which  most 
known  copies  are  imperfect. — Cataioguelj 

1713  Missale  Anglicanum.    The  Sherbrooke;  Missal,  Sasc  XIV., 

manuscript  on  vellum  (333  leaves),  large  gothic  lettn:, 
double  columns,  33  lines,  in  red  and  black,  with  musical 
notes,  every  page  containing  several  finely  painted  and 
illuminated  ornamental  initials,  with  marginal  decorations 
of  branches  tipped  with  ivy  or  vine  leaves,  the  margin  of  the 
first  page  is  decorated  with  clever  figures  of  birds,  a  green 
parrot  with  a  red  beak,  a  dog  chasing  a  hare,  etc.,  and  there 
are  13  finely  illuminated  historiated  initials  (the  Calendar 
and  15  leaves  in  the  body  of  the  book  were  wanted),  oaken 
boards,  modern  brown  calf  antique  {circa  1320),  large  folio 
(903)  Yates  Thompson,  ^350 

[A  remarkable  English  Missal,  the  use  of  which  more 
closely  lesembles  that  of  Sanim  than  any  other,  but  with 
singular  variations.  The  Office  of  the  Feast  of  Relics  was 
given  "Secundum  usum  Sarum,"  but  the  words  "non 
Sarum  "  often  occur  in  the  margin,  and  many  old  prayers 
are  erased  and  the  Sarum  use  substituted.  Among  the 
Offices  of  the  Saints  the  names  occur  of  St.  Cuthbert,  St- 
Dunstan,  St.  Medard,  St.  Etheldreda,  St.  Thomas  of 
Canterbury,  St.  Amulph,  St.  Swithin,  etc.  There  were  9 
leaves  added  by  a  fifteenth  century  hand,  in  which  appear 
the  Offices  of  St.  Chad,  St.  David,  St.  John  of  Beverley, 
and  St  Edmund  of  Canterbury.  The  volume  has  been 
called  the  "  Sherbrooke  Missal,"  it  having  belonged  to  the 
Sherbrooke  family  of  Oxton,  co.  Notts,  a  member  of  which 
had  written  his  name  in  some  margins,  about  1600,  and  the 


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Ex-Libris  of  Henry  Sherbrooke  of  Oxton  is  in  the  cover. 
In  a  miniature  of  the  Resurrection  one  of  the  sleepily 
soldiers  leans  on  a  coat  of  arms— argent,  3  chevrons  sable. 

— Catalogue.'] 

1714  Monstrelet  (Enguerran  de).     Chroniques  de  France,  dangle- 

terre,  descosse,  despaigne,  de  bretaigne,  de  gascongne,  de 
flandres,  et  lieux  circonvoisins,  avec  les  grandes  croniques 
des  Roys  de  France,  lit  goth.  (lettres  bStardes],  double 
columns,  ruled  in  red,  grotesque  figures  or  titles,  full-page 
woodcuts,  ornamental  initials  and  devices,  3  vol.,  old  French 
calf  gilt,  gilt  ^iges,  Paris,].  Petit  et  M.leNoir,  1 5 12,  small 
folio  (905)  IVillon,  £iQ  los. 

1715  Monuments    de    la    Xylographie.     Apocalypse,    Bible    des 

Pauvres,  Cantica  Canticorum  et  Oraison  Dominicale,  re- 
produits  en  facsimile  par  Adam  Pilinski,  only  100  copies  of 
each  printed,  4  vol.,  Paris,  Pilinski,  1882,  etc.,  4to.  (686) 

IVilton,  £la  10s, 

1716  More  (SirThos.)     A  Frutefull,  Pleasaunt  and  wittie  worke 

of  the  beste  state  of  a  publique  weale,  and  of  the  newe  yle 
called  Utopia,  translated  into  Englishe  by  Raphe  Robinson, 
and  nowe  by  him  at  this  second  edition  newlie  perused  and 
corrected,  etc.,  hlath  Ittttr,  old  calf,  Abraham  Veale,  1556, 
8vo.  (647)  Bain,  £13  5s. 

1717  Morris  (William).    The  Life  and  Death  of  Jason,  a  Poem, 

hill-page  woodcuts,  borders  and  ornamental  initials,  limp 
vellum,  with  ties,  uncut,  Kelmscott  Press,  Hammersmilk, 
189s,  folio  (90S)  Ward,  £6  ijs. 

1718  Morris  (William).    The  Well  at  the  World's  End,  with  4 

pictures  desired  by  Sir  Edm.  Bume-Jones,  borders  and 
ornamental  initials,  limp  vellum,  with  ties,  uncut.  Kelmscott 
Press,  Hammersmith,  1896,  folio  (909)  Ward,  £<i  Ijs. 

1719  Munich  Gallery.    A  Colleciion  of  51  large  Lithographs  by 

Strixner,  of  celebrated  Pictures  by  Old  Masters  in  the 
Royal  Gallery  of  Munich,  mounted  on  thick  cardboard  and 
bound  in  half  mor.,  imp.  atlas  folio  (910)  Tregaskis,  ^£3  3s. 

1720  Munstcr    (Seb.)      Cosmographiae     Universalis,    Lib.    VI., 

numerous  woodcut  views  of  cities,  and  other  woodcuts,  auto- 
graph of  Wm.  Morris  on  fly-leaf,  old  calf  (cover  broken), 
Basil.,  Henricus  Petri,  1552,  folio  (911)       Willon,  £i  los. 

1721  Mystere.     Le   Mistere  de  la  Conception   et   Nativite  de  la 

Glorieuse  Vierge  Marie  avecques  Le  Mariage  dicelle  La 
Nativite  Passion  Resurreaion  et  Assencion  de  nostre 
sauveur  Jouee  a  Paris  I'an  de  Grace  mil  cinq  cens  et  sept, 
etc.,  lettres  bStardes,  double  columns,  title  in  red  and  black, 
50  fine  lai^e  and  small  woodcuts  (some  margins  stained, 
wanted  a  iii,  a  viii,  d  7-8,  comer  of  R  4  defective,  sold  with 
all  faults),  old  calf,  Imprimte  d  Paris  pour  Jchan  Petit, 
Geo/,  de  Mamef  et  Mien,  le  Noir  {-vers  1507),  folio  (914) 

Quaritch,  £2^ 

1721  Natalibus  (Petrus  de).     Catalogus  Sanctorum  et  gestorum 

eOTum  ex  diversis  voluminibus  collectus,  title  in  red,  with 

Junta  device,  numerous  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials 

(wormed),  yenet,  B.  de  Zanis  Imp,  L.  A.  de  Giunta,  1506 


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— Dionysii  Areopagitse  Opera,  title  prioted  in  imitation 
ornamental  calligraphy,  with  woodcut  below,  ornamental 
woodcut  initials  (wormed),  Venet.^  J.  Tacuinus,  1502,  in 
1  vol.,  oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  folio  (915) 

Quariich,  £\t 

1723  National  Manuscripts  of  Ireland  (Facsimiles  of  the)  photo- 

lincographed  by  Sir  Henry  James,  etc.,  numerous  fac- 
similes, some  in  colours,  parts  i.  to  iii.,  half  roan,  1S74-79, 
atlas  folio  (916)  Wilton,  £5 

1724  Nider    (Joannes).      Consolatorium    timoratx    Conscientise, 

lit.  Bolli.i  long  lines,  34  to  a  page,  with  signatures  (Hain, 
1 1807),  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  TeA,Atsgue 
nota  (Aug.  find.,  A.  Sorg,  circa  i486)— Ambrosius  (S.) 
Hexameron,  lit  goth.,  double  columns,  37  lines,  with  sig- 
natures (Hain,  901),  Aisgue  nota  {Colon.,  Jo.  Guldenscha^ 
£irca  1477)— Cresccntio  (P.  de).  Opus  Ruralium  Com- 
modorum,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  46  lines,  with  signa- 
tures (Hain,  5831),  capitals  painted  in  red,  Imprestum 
Argentina  {s.  nam.  impr.),  I4ti6,  in  i  vol.,  oaken  boards, 
leather,  stamped  with  small  devices,  folio  (917] 

Wilton,  £%  los. 

1725  Orcharde  of  Syoa     Here  Begynneth'the  Orcharde  of  Syon, 

in  the  whiche  is  conteyned  the  kevelacyons  of  Seynt 
Katheryne  of  Sene,  with  ghostly  fruytes  and  precyous 
plants  for  the  helthe  of  mannes  soule,  bluett  Uttn,  the  intro- 
duction to  each  book  in  red,  double  columns,  woodcut  title 
and  full-page  cut  of  St.  Katherine  and  her  Virgins  treading 
on  the  Devil  (repeated  on  recto  of  last  leaf),  1 1  lai^  wood- 
cuts in  the  text  (some  repeated)  and  ornamental  initials, 
inner  margin  of  title  and  some  other  plain  margins  mended, 
a  word  or  two  affected  on  a  i  and  slightly  wormed,  other- 
wise a  perfect  and  excellent  copy,  brown  morocco,  blind 
stamped  ornaments,  inside  dentelles,  joints,  gilt  edges 
(Lewis),  ImprynUd  at  London  in  Flelt  iitrete  at  ye  Sygne 
of  Ike  Sonnebyme  Wynkyn  de  Worde,  1519,  jriftiV.  Sipt., 
Mo  (919)  Wilton,  /isi 

1726  Ordinary.    Thordynary  of  Crysten  Men,  blati  Ittttr,  title  in 

lai^e  flothic  Utttr,  with  woodcut  below,  and  W.  de  Worde's 
device  on  recto,  woodcuts,  some  margins  scribbled  on, 
slightly  stained  and  wormed,  comer  of  last  leaf  mended,  in 
excellent  condition,  old  calf,  "  Here  endeth  the  booke  named 
the  Ordynarye  0/  Crysten  Men,  newely  kysioryed  and  trans- 
lated out  of  Frenshe  into  Englysshe,  enprynted  in  Flete 
Strete  by  Wynken  de  Worded'  1502  (small  device  beneath), 
4to.  (69s)  ...        Pickering,  £50 

[First  edition,  of  excessive  rarity  in  any  condition. — 
Catalogue.  The  Ashbumham  copy  imperfect ;  sold  for;£7S. 
See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  670.— Ed.] 

1727  Oriental    Carpets,    published    by   the    Imperial   and    Royal 

Austrian  Commercial  Museum,  English  edition,  edited  by 
C.  Purdon  Clarke,  numerous  plates  (some  in  colours),  in 
the  original  parts  in  imperial  atlas  portfolio,  Vienna,  1892, 
folio  (920)  Cilbenkin,  £70 


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1728  Orienta)    Translation    Fund.      Al-Makkuri,    Mohammedan 

Dynasties  in  Spain,  translated  by  P.  de  Gayangos,  2  vol., 
184a,  4ta  (697)  Sain,  £t,  5s. 

1729  Oriental  Translation  Fund.     Ihan  Khallikan's  Biographical 

Dictionary,  translated  from  the  Arabic  by  Bn.  MacGuckin 
de  Slane,  4  vol.,  half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  Paris  and  London, 
1843-71,  4to.  (698)  WiUen,  £$  los. 

1730  Ovidius.     Opera  Omnia,  printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines, 

43  to  a  page,  without  marks,  fine  illuminated  initial  with 
mai^nal  decorations  on  first  pa.ge,  large  ornamental  pen 
letters,  capitals  in  blue  and  red,  headlines  written  in  red, 
3  vol,  old  nissia,  with  gilt  panellings,  targe  and  fine  copy 
(the  Sunderland),  the  first  complete  Venetian  edition, 
(VeneUis),  Jacobus  Rubeus  nations  Gallieus  iitipressU,  1474, 
folio  (923)  Maggs,  £20 

1731  Ovidius.     De  Arte  Amandi  et  Remedio  Amoris  cum  com- 

ment B.  Merulae,  nuperrime  diligentissime  castigatus,  title 
within  fine  woodcut  border  with  device,  woodcut  scenes 
and  initials,  half  vellum,  Mediol.,  Aug.  de  Vicomercato, 
1521,  folio  (924)  Wiiton^  £1  10s. 

1732  Ovidius.      EpistolsE,    Italian    woodcuts    (title   wanted),  old 

stamped  calf,  Venet.,  Jo.  Maria  Palamides  lypts  Tacuini, 
•533i  folio  (925)  Wilton,  £2  as. 

1733  Ovidius.    Metamorphoses  cum  luculentissimis  R.  Regii  enar- 

ralionibus,  numerous  woodcuts  with  ornamental  borders, 
some  with  initials  N,  ia,  io,  G,  Fv,  etc.,  and  ornamental 
initials,  old  yellow  morocco.  Venet.,  G.  de  Rusconibus,  1 509, 
folio  (927)  Quarilch,£7  15s. 

1734  Ovidius.     Metamorphoses,  cum  Comment.  Raphaelis  Regii, 

numerous  outline  Italian  woodcuts  (that  on  page  i  coloured) 
and  ornamental  initials  (wanted  title),  Venft.,  G.  de  Rus- 
conibus, i;o9,  folio  (928)  Wiit<m,  £2  6s. 

1735  Pakeographical  Society.     Facsimiles  of  Manuscripts  and  In- 

scriptions,  edited  by  E.  A.  Bond  and  E.  M.  Thompson, 
vol.  i.-iii.,  numerous  facsimiles,  2  vol.  vellum  and  one  half 
morocco,  1873-83,  imperial  folio  (329)  Wiiton,  j£20 

1736  Parkinson  (John).     Paradisi  in  Sole:  Paradisus  Terreslris, 

a  Garden  of  all  Sons  of  Pleasant  Flowers  which  oure 
English  ayre  will  permitt  to  be  nourscd  up,  etc,  first 
edition,  woodcut  title,  portrait  of  the  author  and  woodcuts 
(some  leaves  stained),  old  calf,  H.  Lownes  and  R.  Young, 
1619,  folio  (934)  Wilton,  £t<) 

ijyj  ParvilWe  (Leon).  Architecture  et  Decoration  Turques  au 
XV*  Si^le,  50  plates,  some  in  colours,  half  morocco  gilt, 
t,  e.  g.,  Paris,  Morel,  18^4,  folio  (935)  Wilton,  £2 

1738  Patricius  Senens.  Livre  tres  fructueux  et  utille  a  toutes  per- 
sonnes  de  I'institution  et  administration  de  la  chose  pub- 
licque,  etc.,  nouvellement  translate  en  Francoys,  lettres 
Mtardes,  long  lines,  6  large  woodcuts  and  fine  ornamental 
initials,  boards,  prepared  for  coating,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy, 
Paris  imprinu  par  P.  Vidove  pour  Galiot  du  Pre,  1520, 
folio  (936)  Leigktan,  £9  5s. 


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1739  Paulet     L'Ait  du  Fabriquant  d'Etoffes  de  Soie,  9  parts  com- 

plete in  3  vol.,  numerous  plates,  half  calf  calf,  gilt  edges, 
Paris,  1773-891  folio  (937)  tViiton,  £i,  4s. 

1740  Paulus  de  Sancta  Maria.    Scrutinium  Scripturarum,  lit  gnth., 

long  lines,  39  to  a  page,  without  marks  (Hain,  T0763), 
rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red,  oaken  boards, 
old  leather  (datnaged),  ^4  jf^u^  ulla  nota  {Argent.  MenUlin, 
circa  1471),  folio  (938)  Hifpimlal,  £4  4s. 

1741  Pela^ius  (Alvarus).     De  Planctu  Ecclesix,  Lib.  II.,  editio 

princeps,  lit.  Both-  (407  leaves),  double  columns,  58  lines, 
without  marks,  woodcut  half  border  (repeated),  4  large 
woodcut  initials  and  numerous  smaller  ones  rubricated, 
oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather  (wormed)  Ulmir, 
Jo.  Zeiner  de  Reuthngen,  1474,  folio  (939)  Wilton.  £1  i6s. 
1743  Perceforest.  La  Treselegate,  Delicieuse,  Melliflue  et  tres- 
plaisante  Hystoire  du  tresnoble  Victodeux  et  excellentisme 
Roy,  Perceforest,  Roy  de  la  grant  Bretaigne  •  .  ■  avecques 
les  merveilieuses  entreprinses  faitz  et  advCtures  du  tres 
belliqueuk  GadifTer,  roy  Descosse,  lettres  bdtardes,  tides 
within  woodcut  borders,  fine  woodcuts  in  the  text  and 
ornamental  woodcut  initials  (last  leaf  of  vol.  vi.  mended), 
6  vol.  in  3,  old  French  calf,  gill  backs  and  floreate  borders, 
gilt  edges,  an  excellent  copy,  Fnris,  Ei;idius  Gormont pour 
J.  Petit  it  Pk.  Lenoir,  1531-32,  folio  (940)  Wilton,  £^1 

1743  PerCLval  le  Galloya,      Tresplaisanie  et   Kecreative  Hystoire 

du  Tresprcuix  et  Vaillant  Chevallier  Perceval  le  Galloys, 
jadis  Chevallier  de  la  Table  ronde.  Leq'l  acheva  les  ad- 
vetures  du  Saic't  Graal,  lettres  b&tardes,  title  in  red  and 
black  within  woodcut  border,  woodcuts  and  ornamental 
initials,  crimson  morocco,  line  tooled,  doubM  with  olive 
morocco,  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Bauionnet,  fine  copy, 
Imprime  a  Pttris  parjehan  Sainct  Denys  et  Jehan  Lontis, 
1530,  i.Jour  de  Septembre,ia\\Q  (941)  Quaritch,  £79 

[Contained  the  four  extra  leaves  of  "Elucidation  de 
lliystorie  du  Graal,"  not  in  all  copies.  The  Yemeniz  copy, 
with  Ex.Libris. — Catalo^ue.l 

1744  Petrarcha.     Opere.      Pctrarcha  con  doi  Com'ente  sopta  li 

Soneti  e  Canzone  per  F.  Philelpho  et  Ant.  da  Tempo,  con 
lo  Commento  di  Nic.  Peranzone  sopra  h  Triumphi,  title 
within  woodcut  border,6  full-page  woodcuts  to  the  Triumphs 
(last  leaf  mended),  Spanish  calf,  Milano,  Jo.  Scinzenzder, 
1507,  folio  (942)  Bristow,  /?  7s. 

1745  Petrarcha  (Fr.)   Messire  Francois  Petracque  {sic)  des  remedes 

de  lune  et  lautre  fortune,  prospere  et  adverse  nouvellement 
Uaslate  de  latin  en  fran^ois,  lettres  b^tardes,  singular 
woodcul  title  in  compartments  (backed),  woodcuts  and 
initials  (slightly  stained  and  2  or  3  leaves  a  little  wormed), 
half  bound,  Paris,  D.  Jauot,  1534  (943)  Quaritck,  £S 

1746  Petrarcha  (Fr)     Zwei  Trost  Biicher  von  Artinei  und   Rath 

beyde  im  giiten  und  widerwertigen  Cluck,  lit.  goth., 
numerous  woodcuts,  oaken  boards,  stamped  pigskin,  clasps, 
Franckf.  a.  M.,  Erben  Christ.  Engolffs,  1559,  folio  (944) 

Wilton,  £4  18s. 


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1 747  Phot(%nkphs  of  Medallion  Stone  Carvings  from  Church  Walls, 
lo  fine  photographs  mounted  in  a.  vol.,  half  morocco,  oblong 
folio  (946)  Wilton,  /^3  4s. 

174B  Pinto  (F.  Mendei).  Voyages  and  Adventures  in  Ethiopia, 
the  East  Indies,  etc.,  Englished  by  H.  Cogan,  old  calf, 
y.  Macockfor  H.  Herringman,  1663,  folio  (948)  Wilton,  £1 
[A  few  years  after  this  book  was  published  it  could  have 
been  bought  at  auction  for  a  few  shillings.  Sir  Kenelm 
Digb/s  copy,  for  example,  sold  in  April.  1680,  for  5s.  6d. 
Hm  Lawlet's  ''Book  Auctions  in  England,"  1898,  p.  135. — 
Ed.1 

1749  Pisis  (Raineras  de).    Pantheologia,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns, 

J7  lines,  without  marks  (Hain,  13015),  vol.  ii.,  L-Z  with 
30  leaves  of  table,  rubricated,  capitals  painted  in  red,  oaken 
boards,  stamped  leather,  metal  bosses,  £x-Libris  of  "Con- 
vent. Ratisb.  Ord.  Praed,"  in  cover,  Nuremierg,  J.  Sensen- 
schmid  ct  H.  Kefer,  1473,  folio  {949)         Lei^kton,  ^3  i8s. 

1750  Pisis  (Rainerus  de).     Pantheologia,  printed  in  semi-gothic 

letter,  double  columns,  57  lines,  without  marks,  3  voL 
(vol.  ii.  wanted  3  leaves],  russia  sides,  morocco  bade, 
Nurembergtu,  Ant,  Coburger,  1477,  lai^e  folio  (950) 

•  Wittoa,  Ci  5s. 

1751  Platina  (BT)     Les  Genealogies  faiti  et  gestes  des  Saincts 

Peres,  Papes,  Empereurs  et  Roys  de  France,  compose  en 
latine  par  Jehan  (sic)  Platine,  et  nouvetlement  traoslatees 
en  Francoys,  old  vellum,  with  device  of  the  Convent  of 
Minimesof  Paris,  Paris,  par  P.  Vidove  peur  Galiol  du  Pre, 
1519,  folio  (953)  Maggs,  ^2  14s. 

175a  Plinius  Secundus.  Historia  Naturalis,  Lib.  XXXVII.,  finely 
printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  50  to  a  page,  without 
marks,  first  page  of  preface  had  a  line  miniature  initial 
of  the  author  presenting  his  book  to  the  Emperor,  with 
marginal  decoration,  each  book  had  a  line  large  ornamental 
pen  letter,  smaller  initials  painted  in  blue  and  red,  books 
numbered  in  red  in  top  margin  (3  leaves  wanted),  Venet., 
Imprcssum  per  Nicolaum  Jenson  Gallicum,  1472,  folio  (954) 
Tregaskis,  £(i  1 55. 

'753  Plinius  Secundus.  Historia  Naturalis,  Lib.  XXXVII.,  finely 
printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  ;o  to  a  page,  without 
marks,  large  initials  painted  in  gold,  small  ones  painted, 
coat  of  arms  in  lower  margin  of  first  page,  MS.  notes  in 
margins  (1  leaf  damaged  and  12  lines  supplied  in  MS.), 
old  calf,  Parmae  ductu  et  impensis  Steph.  Coralli  Lugd., 
1476,  folio  (osS)  Bridges,  £3  ss. 

1754  Plinius  Secundus.  HistoriaNaturalis,  Lib.  XXXVII.,ab  Alex. 
Benedicto  eraendatiores  redditi,  numerous  woodcuts  and 
ornamental  initials,  device  of  cat  and  mouse  on  title,  Venet., 
M.  Sessa,  1513-— Boccacius  (Jo.)  Gcnealogiae,  etc.  (wanted 
4  leaves  alter  title),  woodcut  initials,  Paris,  D.  Roce,  L. 
Homken,  etc.,  151 1,  in  i  vol.,  oaken  boards,  stamped  pig- 
skin, folio  (956)  Wilton,  £4  4s. 

■755  flinius  Secundus.  Historia  Naturalis,  tradocta  di  Lingua 
Latina  in  Fiorentina  per  Chr.  Landino,  roman  letter,  long 


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lines,  48-50  to  a.  page,  without  marks  (several  leaves  at  end 
wormed),  old  calf,  Veru/.,  per  Nic.  Jansemi  (sic),  1476, 
folio  (957)  Cockerd,  £j  5s. 

I7j6  Plinius.  Natural  Historic  of  the  World,  translated  by  Phile- 
mon Holland,  3  vol.  in  1,  old  calf,  with  iinns,  A.  Islip, 
1601,  folio  (958)  J.Jones,  ^4  4s. 

1757  Plutarchus.     Vitae  Parallelae,  a  diversis  inceipretibus  Latinae 

factse,  a  J.  A.  Campano  collectae  et  edits:,  linely  printed  in 
roman  letter,  long  lines,  45  lo  a  pa^e,  without  marks,  mar- 
ginal decoration  to  first  page  of  each  vol.,  line  large  oma- 
niental  pen  letters,  MS.  notes  in  margins,  some  mai^ins 
mended  and  a  few  words  supplied  in  MS,,  1  vol.,  old  russia 
(Syston  Park  copy),  editioprineeps,^owi?,Udalrtcus  Gallus 
{circa  1470],  folio  (959)  Letghton,  £\o  los. 

1758  Plutarchus.     Vitae,   nuper  quam   diligentissime   recognitae  ; 

quibus  tres  Virorum  lUustrium  Vitae  additfe  fuerunt,  cut  of 
Theseus  and  Centaur,  and  ornamental  initials  (some  leaves 
slightly  wormed  and  stained),  oaken  boards,  stamped 
leather  gilt,  gilt  gaufiered  edges  (repaired),  Venet.,  Dom. 
Pincius,  1502,  folio  (960)  ,  Wiiton,  £\  43. 

1 759  Plutarch.    Lives  of  the  Noble  Greeks  and  Romans,  translated 

out  of  French  by  Sir  Thos.  North,  engraved  title  by  Barlow, 
old  black  morocco,  full  gilt  ornamental  back,  sides  elabo- 
rately tooled  in  floreate  ornaments,  and  centre  panels  with 
cottage  roofs  with  head  at  angles,  edges  gilt  and  painted  in 
flowers,  bound  by  Samuel  Meame,  an  excellent  specimen, 
A.  Miller  for  W.  Lee,  1657,  folio  (963)       Clements,  ^14  5s. 

1760  Politianus  (Au^.)     Opera  ;  eC  alia  qu^edam  lectu  digna  (cura 

Aldi  RomanOi  with  the  i  leaves  of  Register  at  end  con- 
taining a  Monody  on  Lorenzo  de'  Medici  (bb  iiii  and  v 
inlaid),  contemporary  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental 
pigslcin,  with  figures  of  Justice  and  Charily  in  centres, 
clasps,  Venet.,  Aldus,  1498,  folio  (964)        Hewlett,  £3  tis. 

1761  Pontificale  noviler  impressum  per  pulchrisque  Characteribus 

diligentissime  annotatum  per  Jacobum  de  Luciis  et  Jo. 
Burkardum,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  red  and  black, 
musical  notes,  woodcut  title,  with  the  Pope  in  Council, 
within  ornamental  border  (repeated  twice),  woodcuts  and 
initials,  MS.  alteratioos  in  some  margins,  oaken  boards, 
stamped  ornamental  leather  (rebacked),  Lugd.,  Jo.  Moiiin 
aPs  de  Cambray  expensis  L.  Martin,  1511,  folio  (967) 

Maine.,  £3  i6s. 

1762  Priscianus  Grammaiicus,    Opera  cum  Commentario  Johannis 

de  Aingre,  roman  letter  (2  types),  with  signatures,  oaken 
boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather,  yenet.,  G.  Arrivabenus, 
1488,  folio  (969)  Wilton,  £2  18s. 

1763  Prisse  D'Avennes.     L'Art  Arabe  d'aprfes  ies  Monuments  du 

Kaire,  200  lithographs  (many  in  colours),  3  vol.  vellum, 
and  4to.  vol.  of  text  half  morocco  giit,  Paris,  Morel,  1877, 
atlas  folio  (970)  Wilton,  £n 

1764  Psalierium  Davidis  cum  Calendario,  etc.,  Ssec.  XIV.,  manu- 

script on  vellum  (141  leaves),  written  in  large  gothic  letter, 
long  lines,  zz  to  the  page,  by  an  English  scribe,  every 


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e  having  numerous  illumiDated  ornamental  initials  and 
clivisions,  8  large  and  finely  illuminated  historiated  initials, 
with  borders  round  the  jiage  of  grotesque  birds  (the  pelican, 
etc.)  and  other  figures,  tipped  with  foliage  (wanted  a  leaf  in 
the  Psalms  and  some  12  leaves  of  prayers  at  the  end),  con- 
temporary oaken  boards,  leather,  four  metal  bosses,  folio 
(972)  Lei^Alott,  £%$ 

[An  interesting  English  MS.  Among  the  Saints  in  the 
Calendar  occur  St.  Wulstan,  St  Edward,  King  and  Martyr, 
St  Cuthbert,  St  Dunstan,  St.  Aldhelm,  St  Kenelm,  St. 
Amulph,  St  Wolfran,  etc.  The  Calendar  and  part  of  the 
text  appear  to  be  in  a  later  hand. — Caialogue.~[ 

1765  Psalterium  Latinum.  etc,  cum  Commcntario  Beati  Brunonis 

£pi.  Herbipolensis,  editio  princeps,  lit.  goth.,  double 
columns,  the  text  in  a  large  missal  type  in  red  and  black, 
the  Commentary  in  smaller  gothic  (Hain,  401 1),  painted 
ornamental  initials,  the  first  illuminated,  with  marginal 
decorations,  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather,  metal  comers 
and  clasps  (repaired).  Absque  utta  noia  [Herbip.  iypis  Kty- 
seri,  circa  1475],  folio  (973)  Wtllon,  ^14  14s. 

1766  Psalterium  Aureum.    The  Psalmes  of  David,  with  Calendar, 

Prayers,  Creed,  Litany  of  Saints,  etc,  Sxc  XII.,  manu- 
script on  vellum  (193  leaves,  of  which  the  last  6  [part  of 
the  "  Placebo"]  are  in  another  hand),  written  in  bold  open 
characters,  with  initial  letters  in  gold,  and  capitals  in  red, 
green  and  blue,  the  Calendar  in  green,  blue,  red  and  black, 
commemorates  many  English  Saints,  has  three  leaves  only 
which  are  mended,  new  boards,  half  pigskin,  clasps,  bound 
by  Cobden  Sanderson,  the  Doves  Bmdery,  1896,  small 
folio  (866)  Quaritck,  ^97 

[hn  interesting  Codex  written  by  an  English  Scribe  at 
Saint  Albans  towards  the  end  of  the  XII  th  Century.  From 
the  Phillipps  Collection. — Catalogue?^ 

1767  Psalterium  Davidis  Latinum,cumOratiombus,etc.,S3ec.  XIII., 

manuscript  on  vellflm  (152  leaves),  written  in  large  gothic 
characters,  long  lines  in  red  and  black  (probably  German), 
the  first  leaf,  on  which  was  a  large  illuminated  B,  wanted, 
the  first  page  in  the  volume  contains  the  opening  words 
of  the  First  Psalm  in  majuscules  of  gold,  on  green 
and  blue  grounds,  within  gold  lines  and  ^old  and  red 
borders,  six  lar^e  and  elaborate  scroll  initials,  four  of 
which  are  histonated,  and  numerous  smaller  ornamental 
initials  in  gold,  with  green  and  blue  shadings  (margins  of 
one  leaf  cut  of!),  oaken  boards,  pigskin,  clasps,  4to.  (867) 
Wilton,  £45 

1768  Psalterium.     Liber  Margarita  Davitica  nuncupatus  ex  Sacris 

Ecclesiie  Sanclse  luminibus,  etc.,  lit.  Bit"i-i  long  lines,  32-34 
to  a  page,  without  marks,  elaborate  ornamental  woodcut 
initial  P  with  marginal  decoration,  and  outline  initials 
(wanted  folios  cvicxiv,  inner  margins  wormed),  limp  vellum, 
Sint  nola  {Augusta  G.  Zainer,  circa  1472),  4to.  (868) 

Wiltan,  £i  8s. 

1769  Psalterium  cum  apparatuvulgarifamiliariterappresso,  Latein- 


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ifich  Psalter  mit  dS  teutschen  nuuliche  dab«i  gednickt  (mit 
Kalendar),  IH.  goth.,  2  types,  red  and  black,  fine  bbloriated 
woodcut  initials  (coloured  by  hand),  numeroas  old  MS. 
Prayers,  etc.,  in  fly-leaves  and  in  the  text  (fol.  I  defective), 
oaken  boards,  pigskin,  metal  basses  and  clasps,  Augspurg, 
Erbardt  Ratdolt  (with  device  in  red),  1494,  410.  (8^) 

Ellis,  £26  los. 

1770  Psaltcrium  cum  a{iparatu  vulgari  firmiter  appresso :  Latein- 

isch  Psalter  mit  dem  teutschen  nutzbarlichen  dabey 
detruckt,  lit.  goth.,  i  types,  title  in  red  with  Furter's  device 
in  centre,  calendar  in  red  and  black,  historiated  woodcut 
initials,  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather,  Basil.,  Mich. 
Furter,  1503,  4to.  (870)  Wilton,  £10 

1771  Ptolernxus   (Claudius).    Cosroographix  Libri   VIII.,  semi- 

roman  letter,  double  columns  witn  signatures,  32  woodcut 
maps  (coloured  by  hand),  descriptions  within  woodcut 
borders,  woodcut  ornamental  initials  (b  4  and  ;  wanted), 
24  leaves  from  Reger's  edition,  Ulm,  i486  (si^atures  a-b 
in  8's),  inserted  at  end;  half  of  the  last  leaf  supplied  in 
facsimile  (sold  with  all  faults),  oaken  boards,  new  stamped 
ornamental  pigskin  with  clasps,  Ulmm,  Leonardus  Hoi, 
1482,  iolio  (976)  WiUon,  ^ai 

1773  Ptolema;us  (Claudius).  Cosmograpbia  [Nic.  Donis  inter- 
prete  ;  ace.  cjusdem  tractatus  de  locis  ac  mirabilibus 
MundiJ,  roman  letter,  double  columns,  44  lines,  with  signa- 
tures, 32  double-page  mapi,  and  woodcut  ornamental 
initials,  the  first  initial  represents  the  editor  presenting  the 
Book  to  the  Pope,  and  another  on  reverse  of  A  2  a  figure 
of  Ptolemy,  all  carefully  coloured  in  an  artistic  manner, 
oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental  leather,  metal  repouss^ 
bosses  (well  preserved),  Ultita,  Jo.  Reger,  i486,  Kl.  Aug., 
folio  {977)  Quaritch,  £gt 

1773  Publicius  Florentinus  (Jacobus).    Artis  Oratoris  Epitomse, 

etc.  lit.  (oth.,  7  woodcut  pages  of  objects  suggestive  of 
capital  letters,  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  plate  of  chess- 
board on  reverse  of  last  leaf  (wanted  title  and  next  leaf, 
some  leaves  stained),  vellum,  Venet.,  £.  Ratdolt,  14S2,  4to. 
{871)  mitcn,  l2 

1774  Quaritch  (B.)    Catalogue  of    Medieval   Literature,  large 

PAPER,  19  facsimiles,  mostly  illuminated,  half  morocco, 
presentation  copy  to  Wm.  Morris,  1890,  410.  (873) 

IViUon,  Iz 

1775  Quaritch  (6.)     Facsimiles    of   Choice  Examples  selected 

from  Illuminated  MS S.,  Unpublished  Drawings  and  Illus- 
trated Books,  chromolithographs,  parts  ii.-x.,  wrappers. 
1890-92,  4to.  (874)  Wilton,  £1 

1776  Quaritch   (B.)     Palaeography:    Notes    on   the   History  of 

Writing,  etc.,  22  facsimiles,  chiefly  in  chromo,  half  morocco, 
presentation  copy  to  Wm.  Morris,  1894,410.  (875)  Wilton,  £4 

1777  Racinet   (A.)     Polychromatic    Ornament,   with    explanatory 

Text,  100  plates  in  gold,  silver  and  colours,  gilt  edges, 
Sothcran,  1873,  folio  {980)    ,  WilioH,  £a  8s. 


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■778  Reges  Tres.  Hie  htbt  sicb  an  ein  buch  gestebet  in  eren 
unsers  herren  Jhesu  Cristi  und  seiner  milter  Marien  und 
der  heiligcn  dryer  Kiinig,  wurdigkeit  wie  sy  in  die  land 
Komen,  etc.  (from  the  Latin  of  Joannes  Episcopus  Hil- 
deshemiensis),  lit.  goth.,  long  lines,  36  to  2  full  page,  with 
signatures,  54  leaves,  including  3  blanks  (the  latter  wanted 
in  this  copy)  (Hain,  9401)1  S^  woodcuts  (some  repeated), 
and  histonated  and  ornamental  initials  (d  2,  part  of  d  3, 
and  the  3  leaves  of  table  in  facsimile),  signature  and  address 
of  Wm.  Morris  on  fly-leaf.  Absque  uUa  nota  {Augsburg, 
area  1478),  folio  (981)  QuarilcA,£6$ 

[An  extremely  rare  book  (only  two  or  three  copies  being 
known}  in  which  the  woodcuts  are  of  the  late  block-book 
character.  The  histonated  initials  are  much  superior  in 
design  and  workmanship  to  the  larger  cuts.  Mr.  Quaritch 
had  one  in  his  "  Monuments  of  Early  Typography,"  which 
he  described  as  the  only  copy  known. — Catalogue.  See 
Book-Prices  Current,  vol,  xii,,  No.  4922.— Ed.] 
1779  Robinson  (Vincent  J.)  Eastern  Carpets,  with  preface  by  Sir 
Geo.  Birdwood,  two  series,  14  facsimiles  in  colours,  after 
drawings  by  £.  Julia  Robinson,  2  vol.,  buckram,  uncut, 
1882-93,  imperial  folio  (98s)  Wilton,  £15  15s. 

17S0  Roman  de  la  Rose.  Cy  est  le  Romat  de  la  rose,  ou  tout  lart 
damour  est  enclose,  etc  (par  Guillaume  de  Lorris  et  Jehan 
Meung),  lettres  b9tardes,  double  columns,  woodcuts  and 
woodcut  initials,  printer's  device  on  last  leaf,  crushed  red 
morocco  with  floreace  tooling,  gilt  edges  by  R.  de  Coverley, 
an  excellent  copy  of  a  rare  edition,  Paris,  Galiot  du  Pre, 
1526,  folio  (987)  Breslau,  ^20 

1781  Romans.  Roman  des  sept  Sages  de  Rome  :  Le  Roman  de 
Marques,  Senechal  de  Rome,  fils  de  Caton  :  et  Le  Roman 
de  Lorin  fils  de  Marques  et  Empereur  de  Constantinople, 
manuscript  on  vellum,  by  a  French  scribe  (215  leaves),  in 
neat  gofhic  Utter,  double  columns  of  41  lines,  with  9  illu- 
minated histonated  miniatures  (2j  in.  by  2\  in.),  and 
numerous  illuminated  initials,  oaken  boards,  new  brown 
morocco,  plain,  inside  line  tooling,  joints,  vellum  fly-leaves 
by  Beli-Niedrie,  circa  1300,  folio  (988)  Uighton,  ^69 

[A  valuable  contemporary  manuscript  of  these  popular 
romances.  The  leaves  have  been  mixed  up  by  the  binder, 
but  a  MS.  description  by  M.  Paulin  Paris,  which  accom- 
panics  the  volume,  states  that  the  "  Sept  Sages  "  wanted 
only  the  first  and  last  leaves,  that  the  greater  part  of 
"  Marques  "  was  present,  and  that  the  "  Lorin  "  consisted 
of  fragments  formmg  about  half  the  complete  work.  He 
added  that  he  believes  the  two  latter  have  never  been 
printed. — Catalogue.  ] 
17S1  Roxburghe  Club.  Gesta  Romanorum,  The  Old  English 
Versions,  edited  for  the  First  Time  from  MSS,,  with  intro- 
duction and  notes  by  Sir  Fr.  Madden,  club  binding,  uncut 
(signature  and  address  of  Wm.  Morris,  Kelmscott  House), 
1838,  4to.  (888)  EUis,  li  los. 

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■7S3  Roxbui^he  Club.     History  of   the  Holy  Graal,  partly  in 

English  Verse,  and  Wholly  in  French  Prose,  edited  by 

F.  J.  Furnivall,  etc.,  2  vol.,  club  binding,  1861-63, 4ta  (890) 

Thompson,  £ft 

1784  Roxburgbe  Club.  La  Queste  del  Saint  Graal,  in  the  French 
Prose  of  Walter  Map,  edited  from  MSS.  by  F.  I.  Fumivall, 
club  binding,  1864,  410.  (S91]  Ellii,  ^3  33. 

178;  Roxburghe  Ciub.  The  Apocalypse  of  S.  John  the  Divine, 
represented  in  figures  reproduced  in  facsimile  from  a  MS. 
in  the  Bodleian,  ^ited  by  H.  O.  Coxe,  club  binding,  1876, 
4to.  (892)  Yates  Thompson,  £^  i8s. 

17S6  Rudimentum  Novitiorum,  HI.  goth.,  double  columns,  47  lines, 
without  marks,  woodcut  maps,  chain  genealogies,  large  and 
small  woodcuts,  ^  woodcut  initials,  ornamental  borders 
long  figure  as  initial  I,  all  coloured  by  hand,  large  painted 
ornamental  initials  in  red  and  blue,  etc.  (wanted  the  first 
II  leaves,  and  one  leaf  mount),  russia  gilt,  with  WodhuU 
arms,  Lubeca,  Lucas  Brandis  de  Schasz,  1475,  V.  Aug^ 
large  folio  (990)  iVilton,  £^-i 

[The  first  book  printed  at  Lubeck,  and  a  remarkable 
specimen  of  early  typography  with  xylographic  illustrations. 
Some  of  the  woodcuts,  including  the  long  figure  for  the 
initial  I,  were  reproduced  in  the  same  printer's  edition  of 
Joseph  us. — Caiaiogue.] 

1787  Saga  Library  (The)  done  into  English  out  of  the  Icelandic, 
by  Wm.  Morris  and  E.  MagniSsson,  large  paper,  125 
copies  printed  (No.  14),  5  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt,  L  e.  g., 
uncut,  Quaritch,  1891  95,  8vo.  (837)  (Vilton,  £7,  3a. 

r788  Saga.  'Cfisaga  Gizurar  Thorvaldssonar  Samin  af  Joni 
Thorkelssyni,  half  calf,  presentation  copy  to  Wm.  Morris, 
Reykjavik,  1868,  8vo.  (838)  Wilton,  £3 

1789  Saga.     Egils-Saga,  sive  Egilii  Skallagrimii  Vita  (Island,  et 

Lat.)  ex  MSS.  Legati  Ama- Magnaeani  cum  notis,  etc., 
edidit  G.  Thorkelin,  presentation  copy  from  the  editor  to 
Gudmund  Peterson,  half  bound,  Hauniat,  Jo.  R.  Thiele, 
1809  (894)  Wilton,  £\  10s. 

1790  Saga-     Sagan  af  Gunlaugi  Ormstungu  ok  Skaild-Rafni,  sive 

Gunnlaugi  vermilingius  et  Rafnis  Poelae  Vita  ex  MSS. 
Legati  Magnaeani  (Danish  and  Latin),  fine  paper,  plates 
and  vienettes,  autograph  of  King  Christian  (Vll.)  on  fly- 
leaf, oid  calf  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Hafiiae,  177;,  410.  (896) 

Wilton,  £2  los. 

1791  Saga.     Sagan   Landuania    um   Fyrstu    bygging   I^ands  af 

Nordmonnum  (af  Theod.  Thorlacius)  Islandic^,  Ut.  goth., 
half  bound,  SkalholH,  H.  Kruse,  16S8,  4to.  (898) 

Wilton,  £3  12s. 

1792  Saga  pess  haloflega  Herra  Olafs  Trigg  va  sonar  Norvegs 

Kongs,  etc.  (Islandicg),  lit.  eoth.  (some  leaves  defective, 
and  many  supplied  in  MS.,  with  all  faults),  2  vol.,  stamped 
vellum,  ■SkalholH,  J.  Snorra,  1739,  4to.  (901)  Wilton,  £^  tos. 

1793  Saga.     Fagrskinna.     Kortfattet  Norsk  Konge-Saga,  udgivet 

af  P.  A.  Munch  og  C.  R.  Unger,  morocco  extra,  gilt  e^ies 
by  De  Coverley,  Christiania,  1847, 8vo.  (840)  Wilton,  £2  2s. 


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1794  Sags.     Fommanna  SSgur,  eptir  gtimlum  haodritum  dtgefnar 

ad  tilhlutuD  binsnoiraena  fomfraeda  Felags,  iz  vol., uncut, 
Kaupmannaho/n,  1815-37,  8vo.  (842)  Wilion,  £2 

1795  Saga  of  Gunnlaug,  the  Worm  Tongue,  by  E.  Magndsson  and 

Wm.  Morris  (no  title),  velium— Henry  (L.)  The  War 
Atah  :  Australian  Legend,  illustrated  by  the  author,  Paris. 
"31— Proctor  (R.)     Tracts  on  Early  Priming,   Nos.   1-2 


(only  50  copies  privately  printed),  1895,  8vo.  (845) 

milon,  li 
1796  Sagan    af   Helga    ok  Grfmi  Droptangarsonum,  half  calf, 


KioSenk,,  1847 — Alexanders  Saga  udgiven  af  C.  R.  Unger, 
Ckrisiiama,  1848 — Volksmarchen  der  Serben  herausg.von. 
S.  Karadscbitsch,  Berl.,  1854,  and  others,  8vo.  (846) 

Wiiton.  £fl  4s. 

1797  Saga.     Islendinga  Sdgur  udgivne  eptir  ganile  Haandskrifter 

afdet  kongelige  nordiske  Oldskrin-selskafa  (some  MS.  slips 
of  translations  and  notes  by  Wm.  Morris  in  vol.  ii.),  2  vol., 
morocco  gilt,  y.  e.,  Kiobenhavn,  1843-47,  8vo.  (846) 

Trtgaskis,  £j\%  los. 

1798  Saga.     Karlamagnus  Saga  ok  Kappa  Hans.  Fortsllinger  om 

Keiscr  Karl  Magnus  og  Hans  Jaevninger,  udgivet  af 
C.  R.  Unger,  green  morocco,  y.  e.,  Chrisliania,  186%  8vo. 
(849)  Wilion,  li  8s. 

1799  Saga.     Kristni-Saga ;  sive  Historia  Religionis  Christians  in 

Islandiam  introducta;  (Icel.  et  Lat.)  ex  MSS.  Legati  Mag- 
naeani,  half  calf,  Ha/nia,  1773,  Svo.  (851)     Wilton,  £1  2s. 

1800  Saga.     Olafs    Saga  hens   Helga   udgivet   af  R.    Keyser   oe 

C.  R.  Unger,  ChrisHama,  1849,  8vo.  (852)  WiUon,  jgi 

1801  Saga  Olafs  Konungs  ens  Helga,  Cin'^/iiinia,  18^3 — Morkin- 

skinna,  udgiven  af  C.  R.  Unger,  ib.,  1867 — Riddaiasbgur, 
herausg.  von  £.  Kiilbing,  Strassb.,  1872,  Svo.  [853) 

Wilton,  Iz  3»- 

1802  Sainct  Gelais  (Mons.  Octovien  de)  el  Andry  de  la  Vigne. 

Le  Vergier  dhonneur  nouvellement  imprime  a  Paris.  De 
lentre,  prinse  et  Voyage  de  Naples,  etc.  {en  prose  et  en 
vers),  lettres  bitardes,  double  columns,  title  in  red  and 
black  within  singular  woodcut  border  with  Geoffry  Tory's 
device  of  the  Lorraine  Cross  in  lower  margin,  as  used  in 
the  "  Histoire  du  Saint-Graal"  of  1523  {q.  v.),  6  woodcuts 
and  numerous  ornamental  initials,  red  morocco,  plain, 
inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges,  with  the  arms  of  the  Marquis 
de  Villeneuve  de  Bargemont  on  sides,  ^ne  copy,  Paris, 
Ph.  le  Noir  (1523),  folio  (994)  HeppinstuI,  li\  5s. 

1803  Saint-Graal.     Cest  Ihystoire  du  Sainct  GreaaL    Qui  est  le 

premier  livre  de  la  Table  ronde.  Lequel  traicte  de  plu- 
sicurs  matieres  recreatives,  lettres  bStardes,  title  in  red  and 
black  within  a  singular  woodcut  border,  with  Geoffry  Tory's 
mark  of  the  Lorraine  Cross  in  lower  margin,  used  also  for 
the  "Vergier  d'honneur"  {see  No.  i8oz  un/^),  woodcuts  and 
ornamental  initials,  2  vol.  in  i,  brown  morocco  gilt,  gilt  and 
gauffered  edges,  inside  dentelles  by  Duni,  with  Utterson's 
Ex-Libris,  Paris.par  Ph.  U  Noir,  1523,  folio  (995) 

Waring,  £11 
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196 

i8o4  Sallustius.  Opera  cum  Cocnmentariis  L.  Valise,  O.  Leoni' 
ceni  et  Jod.  B.  Ascensii,  title  within  fine  woodcut  border 
wi^  initials  J.  C,  woodcuis  and  omamental  initials,  velluni, 
y^net.,  B.dcVianisdeLexona,  1521,  folio  (996)  V/illon.l^ 

1805  Sanders  (W.  B.)    Examples  of  Carved  Oak  Woodwork  of 

the  i6tfa  and  iTth  Centuries,  25  plates,  Quaritch.  1883,  folio 
(997)  Wilton,  £2  8s. 

1806  Santiago.    Copilacid  de  los  establecimientos  de  la  Orden  de 

la  Cavalleria  de  Santiago  de  I'Espada,  copilado  da  Johan 
Femandei  de  la  Gama,  title  in  large  xylographic  letters, 
lit.  goth.,  numerous  fine  oraamentaj  woodcut  initials, 
devices  of  the  Order  in  red  (3  leaves  facsimiles,  several 
leaves  mended),  new  vellum,  Sevilla  por/ohanes  Peynicer 
de  Nurenberga,  1503,  folio  (998J  Leighion,  £6 

1807  Seneca.     Seneque  des  motz  dorez  des  quatre  Vertus  Cardi- 

nales,  de  latin  translate  en  Francoys  (par  Claude  de 
Seyssel),  lettres  bitardes,  title  in  red  and  black  within 
woodcut  border,  small  woodcuts  and  omamental  initials, 
old  cal^  Lyon,  imprimt par  Fr.  Juste,  1531,  8vo.  (loog) 

Wilton,  f  4  4S. 

j8o8  Shakespeare  (Mr.  William).  Comedies,  Histories,  and  Trage- 
dies, published  according  to  the  true  Original  Copies,  unto 
which  is  added  Seven  Plays,  never  before  printed  in  folio, 
the  fourth  edition  (wanted  portrait,  reprint  inserted,  and 
also  a  reprint  of  Marshall's  portrait  to  the  Poems),  title 
Split  across  and  backed,  comer  of  DD  3  slightly  defective, 
bbbb  6  a  little  mended,  comer  of  Cccc  j  defective,  and  the 
words  supplied  in  MS.),  vellum,  14  in.  by  9  in..  Herring- 
man,  Brewster,  and  Bentley,  1685,  folio  (11 19)  Tregeukis,£vt 

1809  Shaw  (H.)  Details  of  Elizabethan  Architecture,  60  plates, 
half  mor.,  W.  Pickering,  1839,  folio  (1120)    Wilton,  £1  lis. 

l8te  Shepheards  Kalendar  (The),  newly  augmented  and  corrected, 
blach  l(tt(T,  calendar  in  red  and  black,  numerous  woodcuts, 
morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy,  R.  Ibbelion  for  Fr. 
Grove,  1656,  foho  (1121)  Pickering,  £12  ijs. 

1811  Silvestre  (J.  B.)    Universal  Paleography,  translated  by  Sir 

F.  Madden,  3  vol.,  containing  20  plates  (and  2  vol.  of  text, 
imperial  8vo.),  Bohn,  1E50,  imperial  folio  (1122)  Youne,  £7 

1812  Small  (J.  W.)   Scottish  Woodwork  of  the  XVIth  and  XVIlth 

Centuries,  100  plates  (only  250  copies  printed),  half 
morocco,  E^lin.,  Douglas,  1878,  folio  (i  123)  Wilton,  £i 

1813  Solanus  Secundus  (Narcissus).    Concordia  Pharmacopolarum 

Barcinonensium  in  medicinis  compositis,  U>.  gottt.  (dilTerent 
types).  Imperial  arms  on  reverse  of  title,  border  to  firat 
page,  omamental  woodcut  initials,  calf  gilt,  "  Biblioteca  de 
Salvi,"  Bareinona,  P.  Monpezal,  1535,  folio  (i  12;) 

Thompson,  £%  5s. 

1814  South   Kensington  Art   Handbooks.     Spanish  and  Indian 

Arts,  Ivories,  Furniture  and  Woodwork,  Majolica  Tapestry, 
etc.,  7  vol., cloth,  and  18  unbound, 8vo. (1014)  Wilten,  £2  los. 
1S15  South  Kensington  Museum.  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the 
Majolica,  etc.,  by  C.  Drury  and  E.  Fortnum,  chromos  and 
woodcuts,  half  bound,  1873,  imp.  8vo.  (1015)  Wilton,  £3  16s. 


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197 

t8i6  South  Kensington  Museum.  Textile  fabrics,  a  Descriptive 
Catalogue  by  the  Rev.  D.  Rock,  D.U.,  coloured  plates, 
half  bound,  1870,  imperial  8vo.  (1016)  iViUoti,  {,1. 

1817  Speculum    HumaoEe    Salvationis   Latino-Gennanicum,   cum 

Speculo  Sanctie  Maris  editum  a  fratre  Johannem,  lit.  goth., 
lon^  lines,  34  Co  a  full  page,  without  marks,  numerous 
spirited  woodcnts,  artistically  coloured  by  a  contemporary 
hand,  oaken  boards,  pigskin,  stamped  in  compartments  of 
Biblical  subjects  and  ornaments,  a  sound  and  excellent 
copy,  very  rare,  Absque  nota  {Augusta,  G.  Zainer,  circa 
H7')-  folio  (1139)  Quarilch,  ^lOO 

[This  is,  if  not  the  first,  one  of  the  first  of  G.  Zainer's 
woodcut  books,  and  consequently  one  of  the  earliest  of  the 
Augsburg  woodcut  books.  The  colouring  in  this  copjr  was 
clearly  original,  systematic,  and  good.  The  big  initial  1, 
composed  of  simple  sttap-work,  is  one  of  a  few  letters 
which  only  occur  in  G.  Zainer's  books. — Autograph  note  of 
h^m.  Morris-^ 

1818  Speed  (John).     A  Prospect  of  the  most  Famous  Parts  of  the 

World,  viz.,  Asia,  Africa,  Europe,  America,  with  all  the 
Provinces,  Counties,  and  Shires  in  Great  Britain  and  Ire- 
land, numerous  copperplate  maps  with  coats  of  arms,  por- 
traits, etc.,  in  mai^ins  (inner  margins  guarded),  old  calf, 
with  centre  gilt  ornament  and  coat  of  arms,  J.  Dawson/or 
G.  Humdie,  1631,  folio  (I131)  LeigAlon,  £6  los. 

1819  Spenser  (Edm.)    The  Faerie  Queen,  the  Shepheards  Calen- 

dar, together  with  the  other  works  of  England's  .\rch-Poet, 
collected  into  one  volume  and  carefully  corrected,  separate 
woodcut  titles  and  woodcut  ornaments,  second  folio  edition 
of  the  Faerie  Queene  and  first  folio  of  the  other  poems 
(outer  margin  of  dedication  cut  into,  and  wanted  last  leaO. 
old  calf,  H.L.forM.Lownes,  1611,  folio  (1133)  Wilton,  li 

1820  [Spirito  della  Perusia  (Lorenzo).]     Libro  de  la  Ventura  overo 

de  le  sorte  perche  si  trova  ie  infrascriptc  rasone  a  trare  con 
gli  dadi  che  sono  nella  presente  roda  chiamata  roda  della 
Ventura,  fiiU-page  and  other  woodcuts,  consisting  of  Wheels 
of  Fortune,  Figures  of  Kin^,  Signs  of  the  Zodiac,  Cupids 
playing.  Hunting  Scenes,  Dice,  etc.  (B  v  and  vi  transposed), 
brown  morocco  extra,  broad  gilt  frame  ornaments,  inside 
dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Lortic,  tine  copy  (DidoC's),  Milano, 
Zanoio  de  Caitetlion  idle  spese  rielli  Fralelli  de  Legnano, 
1 508,  fol  io  ( 1 1 34)  Lei^hton,  ^53 

1831  Steinfeld  Missal.  "  Liber  Ecclesisc  Manx  Sanciique  Poten- 
tini  in  Steynveldt,"  Sec.  XIII.-XV.,  manuscript  on  vellum 
(144  leaves).  North  German,  written  in  large  gothic  letter, 
in  ditTerent  hands,  before  the-  Canon  is  a  very  fine  large 
illuminated  miniature  of  the  Crucifixion  with  SS.  Mary  and 
John,  on  a  gold  background,  the  drapery  of  the  figures 
with  the  Jagged  ends  called  fluttering,  surrounded  by  a 
double-rhymed  Latin  inscription  of  6  lines  within  s  borders 
(6j  in.  by  5  in.),  30  large  initials  of  interlaced  gold  on  blue 
and  green  grounds  and  a  number  of  less  elaborate  capitals, 


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oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  in  arabesques,  clasps,  4to. 
(1070)  QfiariUh,  l9$ 

[A  very  interesting  MS.  The  first  73  leaves  were,  except 
certain  erasures,  written  circa  1200,  the  remainder  circa 
1440.  The  original  book  contained  first  the  "  Ordinaiium 
Missx,"  and  then  the  "  Temporale,"  the  lessons  being 
omitted. — Calalogue.l 
1833  Stephens  (George).  The  Old-Northern  Runic  Monuments 
of  Scandinavia  and  England,  now  first  collected  and 
described,  many  hundreds  of  facsimiles  and  illustrations, 
3  vol.,  half  morocco  gilt,  L  e.  g.,  others  uncut,  Kiobenkavn, 
1866-84,  folio  (113?)  Thompson,  ^4  17s.  6d. 

1823  Strabo.      Geographia    Lating,    ex    interpretatione     Guarini 

Veronensis  et  Gregorii  Typhematis,  editio  princeps,  finely 
printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  46  to  a  page,  without 
marks,  first  page  finely  painted  in  white  scrolls  on  various 
coloured  grounds,  with  coats  of  anns  (of  the  Alti^ri)  at  foot 
of  page  (per  fess  azure,  in  chief,  a  porcupine  sable  ppr.  in 
base,  bendy  of  6,  arg.  and  gules),  and  an  ornamental  initial 
ofsimiiar  design  to  each  book  (slightlywoimed  and  stained), 
Tussia,  Rotna,  C  Sweynheym  et  A.  Pannartz  [circa  1469). 
folio  {1140  E.  Walker,  ^17 

1824  Strabo.     Geographifc  Lib.  XVII.,  Latine,  printed  in  roman 

letter,  long  lines,  without  marks,  first  edition  with  a  date 
(wanted  2  leaves),  oaken  boards,  covered  in  brown  morocco, 
Venef.,  Vind.  de  Spira,  1472,  folio  (1142)  Ckadwick,  ^3  iis. 

1825  Tapisseries  (Les)  de  la  Cath^drale  d' Angers  dites  Tapisseries 

du  Roi  Ren^  ;  Representations  de  I'Apocalypse,  72  photo- 
graphs, loose  in  cloth  portfolio,  morocco  back,  Leipz., 
Hiersemann,  n.  d.,  folio  (i  148)  Uigkton,  £2  16s. 

1826  Terentius.   A\\\  Donati  Commentarius  inTereatii  Comcedias, 

finely  printed  in  roman  letter,  long  lines,  41  to  a  page, 
without  marks  (7  leaves  supplied  in  contemporary  MS.), 
old  morocco  gilt  (worn),  an  early  and  rare  edition,  Veatl., 
Vindelin  de  Spira  (1472  ?),  folio  (i  151)  Z«^:*/cb,;£3  12s.  6d. 

1827  Terentius.  Cum  Directorio,glosainterlineali,  et  commentariis 

Donato,  Guidone,  Ascensio,  model  of  a  theatre  on  title  (top 
margin  shaved),  and  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  old  red  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Argent.,  Jo. 
Griininger,  1499,  folio  (1151)  Thompson,  £iQ 

1S28  Terentius.  Le  Grant  Therece  en  Francoys,  tat  en  Rime  que 
en  Prose,  nouvellement  imprime  a  Paris,  lettres  bdtardes, 
latin  text  in  roman,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  tide 
within  woodcut  border  (inner  margins  of  first  few  leaves 
mended  and  slightly  wormed),  otherwise  a  good  copy,  old 
French  calf,  wiih  arms  of  the  Due  de  la  Valliere  on  sides, 
r.  e.,  Imprime  d  Farts  par  Guillaume  de  Bossogel  au 
Chasteau  rouge,  1539,  folio(ii53)  Ellis,  ^13 

[The  woodcuts  in  this  volume  are  the  same  as  those  in 
Trechsel's  Latin  edition  of  i^ii^^Catalogue.^ 

1829  TertuUianus.  Opera  per  Bcatum  Rhenanume  tenebriscrnta, 
editio  prima,  woodcut  border  chiefly  of  mythological  figures 
to  title  and  next  leaf,  and  fine  ornamental  and  figure  initials. 


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all  by  Holbein,  the  letter  in  each  initial  carefully  coloured 

in  yellow,  oaken  boards,  scamped  ornamental  leather 
(rebacked),  Basil.,  Froben,  1521,  folio  {1154)  Thompson,  £^ 

1830  Testamcntum    Novum    Latinum.     Editionis  Vulgatie,  cum 

Proloffis  S.  Hieronymi  et  Canonibus  Eusebii,  Si£c.  XII., 
manuscript  on  vellum  (198  leaves,  including  4  blanks), 
finely  wntten  in  large  golhic  Itttn  (the  "  Capitula "  in  a 
smaUer  letter),  in  double  columns  of  30  lines,  with  36  fine 
Urge  painted  ornamental  initials  of  chains  and  floreate 
spirals,  the  long  initials  having  figures  of  the  Apostles,  Che 
colours  being  blue,  green,  white,  brown  and  red,  gold  very 
sparingly  used  in  only  a  few  of  them,  the  6  leaves  occupied 
by  the  Eusebian  Canons  are  finely  decorated  with  inter- 
sected arcades,  supported  by  five  columns  extending  down 
the  whole  of  each  page,  and  there  are  numerous  ornamental 
pen  letters,  oaken  boards,  modem  blue  motocco,  large  folio 
(iiiS)  Leighton,  lz2S 

[A  fine  manuscript,  in  which  the  Apocryphal  Epistle  cd 
St.  Paul  to  the  Laodiceans  follows  the  Epistle  to  Philemon. 
It  is  probably  of  Eastern-French  workmanship,  about  the 
end  of  the  twelfth  century,  and  the  volume  appears  to  have 
formerly  belonged  to  a  Carthusian  Monastery  at  Dijon. — 
Catalogue.'] 

1831  Texier  and  Pullan.     Byzantine  Architecture,  70  plates,  some 

coloured,  and  numerous  woodcuts,  cloth  gilt.  Day  and  Sod, 
1864,  folio  (1 156)  Wilton,  £3  5S. 

1832  Textile  Manufactures  of  India(IllustTation3of  the),  106 photo- 

lithographs  by  Griggs,  S.  K.  M.,  1S81,  folio  (1157} 

IVilton,  £s  5s. 

1833  Theocritus.     EcIogK  Triginta  ;  Genus  Thcocriti  et  de  Inven- 

tione  bucolicorum  ;  Catonis  Sentenciae  ;  Sententiae  septem 
Sapientum,  etc.,  Graece  (cura  Aid!  Manutii),  editio  Aldina 

frima,  ornamental  initials  and  headings,  old  red  morocco 
repaired),  Venel.,  Ckaracleribus  st  Studio  Aldi  Manucii, 
1495,  folio  (1158)  Thompson,  £j  5s. 

1834  Tbeophrastus.     De  Historia  Plantarum,  Lib.  X.,  Gr.  et  Lat. 

cum  commentariis,  etc.,  per  J.  C.  Scaligenim  et  Rob.  Con- 
Stantinum,  fine  engraved  title  and  numerous  woodcuts,  old 
calf,  Amst-tH.  Laurentius,  1644,  folio  (1159)  Tkotrtpton,  £3 
183J  Theramo  0acobus  de).  Der  Teutsch  Belial,  the  words  of 
title  with  the  large  cut  on  reverse,  mounted,  Ut  gath.,  long 
lines  with  signatures,  38  singular  outline  woodcuts,  mostly 
coloured  by  hand  (wanted  a  viii,  some  inner  margins 
mended),  old  calf,  Augspurg,  Hanns  Sch6nsperger,  1487, 
small  folio  (i  160)  Thompson,  £i}  los. 

1836  Theramo  (Jacobus  de)-     Belial.     Een   rechtelick  ghedmghe 

tusschen  Belyat  den  hetschen  Procureur,  etc.,  lit.  goth., 
numerous  spirited  and  singular  woodcuts,  some  outlined  in 
red,  ornamental  woodcut  initials  (first  13  leaves  wormed), 
boards,  H.  Eckert  van  Homheich,  IJ16,  small  folio  (1161) 
E/iis,  £12  I2S. 

1837  Thierry-Poux  (O.)     Premiers  Monumens  dc  I'lmprimerie  en 


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France  au  XV'  Steele,  40  plates  of  focsimiles,  loose  in  port- 
folio, Paris,  Hacbette,  1890,  folio  (1161)  lViUon,£y  las. 
1S38  Thomas  Aquinas  (S.)  Summae  Theologiae  pare  prima, 
Ut.  goth.,  double  columns,  $0  and  47  lines,  without  marks 
(Hain,  1439),  contemporary  binding  in  oaken  boards, 
stamped  ornamental  leather,  metal  basses,  chain  and  clasps 
(one  broken  oH),  name  of  binder,  "  Hanns  Oesteireich," 
stamped  several  times  on  the  sides  (well  preserved),  Sine 
uUa  nota  \Mogunt.,  P.  Schoeffer,  1463],  folio  (1163) 

Bain,  ^£34 
[This  example  of  the  Maintz  Press  is  printed  with  Che 
same  types  as  those  used  by  Schoeffer  for  his  1462  Bible 
and  his  1468  Justinian,  and  are  little  ■wam.—Catalogut^ 

1839  Thomas  Aquinas.     Quodllbeta  duodecim,  lit.  gotb.,  double 

columns,  48  and  49  lines,  without  marks,  rubricated,  capitals 

tainted  in  blue  and  red,  few  last  leaves  wormed,  oaken 
oards,  half  stamped  pigskin,  clasps,  Nurembergae,  Jo. 
Sensenschmidt  et  A.  Frisner,  1474,  folio  (i  166) 

Tregaskis,  £i  3s. 

1840  Thomas  Aquinas.  Gtosa  continua  super  auatuor  Evangeliscas, 

finely  printed  in  SMni-gDltiic  Ittt^r,  douote  columns,  57  lines, 
without  marks,  rubricated,  painted  ornamental  capitals  in 
red,  oaken  boards,  pigskin,  Nurembergae,  Ant.  Coberger, 
1475,  large  folio  (1167)  Maggi,  £6 

1841  Thomas  Aquinas.     Super    quarto  Sententiarum,   lit  gotlt., 

double  columns,  with  signatures,  very  fine  bistoriated  and 
ornamental  woodcut  border  to  (irsl  page,  Co/on.,  H.Quentetl, 
1484 — Fasciculus  Temporum(AuctoreWemeroRolewinek), 
lit.  gdth.,  woodcuts,  ii.,  1479,  both  fine  copies,  in  i  vol., 
oaken  boards,  leather,  with  small  stamped  devices  (lamb, 
griffin,  fleur-de-lis,  etc.),  metal  bosses  and  clasps,  large  folio 
(1168)  IVaring,  £12 

1842  Thucydides.     Hystory  of  the  Warre,  whiche  was  betwene  the 

Peloponesians  and  the  Athenyans,  translated  out  of  French© 
bv  Thomas  NicoUs,  black  Ictttr,  title  within  woodcut  border, 
old  calf,  rebacked,  r.  k,,  Imprinted  in  1550  {no  name  oj 
printer),  foW-O  (ll6g)  Bain,  ^11 

1843  Tristian.     Les  Crandes  Proesses  du  tres  Vaillant  noble  et 

excellent  Chevalier  Tristran,  fi!s  du  noble  Roy  Meliadus  de 
Leonnoys  et  Chevalier  de  la  table  ronde,  Ut.  Both,  (lettres 
bitardes),  double  columns,  title  within  fine  woodcut  border 
in  compartments  (outer  margin  repaired),  fine  ornamental 
woodcut  initials  (last  z  leaves  in  MS.),  2  vol.  in  I,  oaken 
boards,  modem  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  J.  Wright 
(E.  V.  Utterson's  copy),  Paris,  D.  Janot,  1533,  small  folio 
(1174)  Pickering,  £11  us. 

1844  Turberviile  (George).    The  Noble  Artof  Venerie  or  Hunting, 
.  translated  and  collected  out  of  the  most  approved  authors, 

first  edition,  blach  liltn,  woodcuts  (title  and  3  leaves  of 
"  Measures  of  Blowing  "  in  facsimile,  comer  of  z  leaves  at 
end  mended),  brown  morocco  gilt,  antique  style,  gilt  edges, 
H.  Bynnemanfor  Chr.  Barker  {1575),  4to.  (1081) 

Qfiariteh,  £n  los. 


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1845  Turrccremata  (Johannes  de).     Expositio  super  toto  Psalterio, 

lit.  goth.,  Ions'  lines,  3;  to  a  page,  without  marks,  orna- 
mental pen  letters,  and  capitals  painted  iit  red,  oaken 
boards,  half  leather,  clasp.  Per  Johannem  Sckuseler  civem 
Aug(Msl<u),  impresta  s.  a.,  folio  (i  176)        Uighton,  £3  3s. 

1846  Vacher    (Sidney).     Fifteenth    Century    Italian    Ornament ; 

chiefly  taken  from  Brocades  and  Stuflfs  found  in  Pictures  in 
the  National  Gallery,  30  plates  printed  irk  colours,  orna- 
mental cloth,  1886,  imperial  folio  (1177)  Willan,  £2 

1847  Valenlia.     Aureum  Opus  Rettalium  Privilegiorum  Civitatiset 

regni  Valentiae,  cum  Historia  Christianissimi  Regis  Jacobi 
ipsius  primi  Conquistatoris,  lit.  goth.,  double  columns,  large 
heraldic  woodcut  on  title,  2  woodcut  borders,  numerous 
ornamental  initials,  device  on  last  leaf,  equestrian  woodcut 
of  King  James,  large  initial  in  the  dotted  manner,  contain- 
ing portrait  of  Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  etc.  (some  margins 
wormed  and  mended),  half  morocco,  VaUmtae,  per 
Didacum  de  Gumiet,  1515,  folio  (1178)  Ltigkten,  £17 

1848  Valentine  and  Oreon.     L'Histoire  des  deux  Nobles  et  Vail- 

lans  Chevaliers,  Valentin  et  Orson,  En&ns  de  TEmpereur 
de  Gr&ce,  etc.,  rude  woodcuts  (a  few  headlines  shaved), 
brown  morocco  gilt,  g,  e,  by  Wright  (E.  V.  Utterson's 
cop^),  Rouen,  Pierre  Mulot,  s.  d.,  4to.  (1083)    Leigkion,  £-j 

1849  Valerius  Maximus.     [Translatei  de  Latin  en  Francois  par 

Simon  de  Hesdin  et  Nicholas  de  GonnesseJ,  lit  Both., 
double  columns,  44  lines,  without  marks,  initials  for  illu- 
minations in  small  loman,  scratch  commas  ;  the  Srst  page 
of  text  in  each  vol.  having  a  large  painted  and  illuminated 
miniature  (7i  in.  by  6}  in.)  of  a  king  enthroned,  surrounded 
b^  his  councillors  and  warriors,  with  borders  of  flowers, 
birds,  animals,  etc,  and  an  illuminated  ornamental  initial ; 
capitals  painted  in  red,  Latin  text  written  in  the  margins 
in  red,  2  voL,  old  mor.,  g.  e,  (Syston  Park  copy).  Absque 
ulla  nota  {Paris,  circa  1476J,  folio  (1181)       QfiariUk,  Iqj 

1850  Valla  (Laurentius).     De  Elegantia  Latins  Linguae,  editio 

princeps,  roman  letter,  long  lines,  without  marks  (wanted 
the  \i  preliminary  leaves  said  to  be  in  some  copies),  very 
wide  mai^ns,  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red,  oaken 
boards,  stamped  learher,  /iamce  in  Pinia  Regione,  1471 
(Ph.  de  Lignamine),  folio  (1182)  E.  Walker,  .tj  55. 

1851  Valturius(Robertus).  Dc  Re  Militari,  Lib.  XII.,  multoemacu- 

latius,  etc.,  woodcuts,  oaken  boards,  pigskin,  stamped  in 
historiated  compartments,  Paris,  C.  Wechel,  1532,  folio 
(1184)  Wilton,  £s  los. 

1852  Vigon  (John).     The  most  excellent  Workes  of  Chirurgeiye, 

translated  into  English,  whereunto  is  added  an  exposition 
of  straungc  termes  (by  Barth.  Traheron),  blfiek  Utia,  title 
within  woodcut  border,  woodcut  initials,  first  edition 
(slightly  wormed),  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather,  £.  Whyt- 
church,  1543,  folio  (1189)  Thompson,  £io  JS. 

1853  Vincentius  Bellovacensis.     Speculum  Naturale,   Doctrinale 

et  Morale,  printed  in  roman  letter,  double  columns,  without 
marks  (the  "Doctrinale  "and  "  Naturale  "by  the  R  printer). 


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rubrtcatedi  capitals  painted  in  blue  and  red,  oraameDtal 
pen  letters,  fine  illuminated  miniature  of  the  author,  with 
marginal  decorations  and  coat  of  arms  on  first  page  of 
"Doctrinale,"  ig  fine  large  and  richly  illuminated  initials, 
with  marginal  floral  decorations  to  the  "  Naturale,"  a  leaf 
in  the  contents  of  the  31st  Book  of  the  latter  defective  and 
mended,  some  leaves  in  the  "  Morale  "  stained,  otherwise  a 
fine  copy,  in  4  vol.,  uniform  modem  calf,  stamped  in  antique 
ornaments,  Absque  nota  \Argent.,  Mentelin,  etc.,  1473-74], 
large  folio  (i  191).  B.  F.  Stevens.,  j^3S 

1854  Vincentius  Bellovacensis.     Speculum  Historiale,  editio  prin- 

ceps,  finely  printed  in  roman  letter,  double  columns,  62 
lines,  without  marks,  fine  ornamental  pen  letters,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  4  vol.  in  1,  oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped 
with  small  religious  devices,  with  name  "Thomas  Brouer 
dc  Lint!  "  and  date  1476  on  sides  (repaired  and  rebacked), 
linprissunt  per  Johannetn  Mrntellin  {ArgenliTtee),  anif 
I473i  ''^-  ^K-t  large  folio  (i  iga)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £2^ 

1855  Vincentius  Bellovacensis.     Speculum  Historiale,  pars  prima, 

lit.  gctit,  double  columns,  without  marks,  rubricated  capitals 
in  blue  aad  red,  4  leaves  of  contemporary  MS.  index  on 
vellum  as  fly-leaves,  oaken  boards,  covered  with  leaves  of 
an  ancient  musical  MS.,  half  stamped  pigskin,  Absque  HOla 
[Ardent,  Mentelin,  circa  1474),  folio (i  193)  Leighiait,£j  Js. 

1856  Virgihus  Maro.     Geoigica  ec  ^neis,  manuscript  on  vdlnm 

{206  leaves),  written  in  gothic  letter,  long  lines,  31  to  a 
page,  by  an  Italian  scribe  ;  at  the  beginning  of  the  Georgics 
IS  a  painting  of  a  man  ploughing  with  two  oxen  (^J  in.  by 
3f  in.),  and  at  the  begmning  of  the  ^neid  a  similar  oik, 
but  more  elaborate,  introducing  the  burning  of  Troy,  ^neas 
on  horseback,  and  two  ships  in  the  sea,  etc.,  occupying  the 
whole  bottom  margin  (both  these  pages  have  fine  illuminated 
marginal  decorations  of  flower  scrolls,  etc.) ;  each  book  has 
a  large  illuminated  initial  of  floral  combinations  (3  in.  by 
2  in.),  and  a  smaller  one  with  pen  ornaments  ;  the  Epigrams 
at  the  end  of  the  volume  have  ornamental  pen  letters  ;  the 
fly-leaves  are  occupied  by  Extracts  from  Servius  and  other 
Commentators  on  Virgil,  and  the  margins  have  numerous 
MS.  notes  in  a  smaller  hand  (the  last  23  lines  of  the  fourth 
Georgic  and  the  first  105  lines  of  the  sixth  ^neid  are 
wanting),  modem  brown  morocco  extra,  with  blind  and 
gilt  tooling,  g.  e.  by  Leighton,  late  fourteenth  or  eariy 
fifteenth  century,  folio  (1194)  Heppinstal,  £i6i 

l8j7  Virgihus.  Opera  Vergihana,  docte  et  familiariter  exposila  .■  ■ 
a  Donato,  Mancinello  et  Probo,  Calderino,  Jodoco  Badio, 
etc.,  numerous  fine  woodcuts  as  in  the  Strasburg  edition 
of  1502  (some  leaves  wormed),  2  vol.  in  1,  vellum,  with  tjes, 
Lufd-t  Jac.  Sacon,  I  $17,  foho  (l  195)  Wilton,  £ft  10s. 

1858  Viridarium  lllustrium  Poetarum  cum  ipsorum  concordantiis 

in  Alphabetica  tabula  accuratissime  contentis,  top  of  title 
cut  OH,  stained,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamcDtat  leather, 
Lugd.,  Gilb.  de  Villlers,  1512,  Svo.  (1037)  WHlon,  £i 

1859  Vita  et  beneficiis  salvatoris  Jesu  Christ!  devotissime  medi- 


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tationes  cum  graiiamm  actione — Horologium  devotionis 
circa  Vitam  Chrisli  (per  Fratrem  Bertholdus),  lit.  Both. 
(2  sizes),  36  spirited  small  outline  woodcuts  of  [he  Passion, 
some  details  washed  in  yellow  (Hain,  10992  and  8928),  in 
I  vol.,  old  iUdskJa,  A is^ue  uilanota,  8vo.  (1038)  Ellis,  £\^ 

SBoth  these  rare  works  are  printed  with  the  same  types, 
were  evidently  issued  together  from  the  same  press 
rbably  at  Coli^ne  at  the  end  of  the  fifteenth  century), 
igh  generally  found  separated.  The  signatures  are  a-i 
inS'sfbrthe  "Vita,"  and  a-h  loin  8's  for  the  "Horologium" 
(h  10  bdng  blanlc). — Catalo^e.] 
i860  VitniviuB  (Lucius).  De  Architectura,  Libri  X.,  traducti  de 
latino  in  vulgare,  afligurati,  commentati  et  con  mirando 
ordiae  insi^niti  (da  Cesare  Cesariano],  numerous  woodcuts, 
diagrams,  initials,  etc.,  numerous  MS.  notes  in  margins  by 
Loys  Loxe,  whose  name  is  on  the  title,  vellum,  large  copy, 
Co»M,  Gotardo  da  Ponte,  1521,  folio  (1196)    Wilton,  £s  5s. 


golh.,  title  in  red  and  black  within  historiated  woodcut 
border,  other  borders  of  Dance  of  Death,  etc.,  9  large 
woodcuts,  and  numerous  small  woodcuts  and  ornamental 
and  historiated  initials  (slightly  wormed),  oaken  boards, 
leather  (worn),  LugA,  Jo.  de  Vingle,  1508,  410.  (1091) 

tVil/on,  £i  5s. 
1863  Vivaldus  de  Monte  Regali  {Jo.  L.)  Opus  Regale,  lit.  aoth,, 
title  in  red  and  black  within  woodcut  border,  other  wood- 
cuts within  borders  of  the  Dance  of  Death,  etc.,  from  one 
of  the  books  of  Hours,  ornamental  initials,  limp  stamped 
leather,  Parit,  Jo.  Barbier  imptnsis  Fr.  ReFnault,  1511,  4to. 
(1092)  Chadwick,  £6  15s. 

1863  Vivaldus  de  Monte  Regali  (Jo,  L.)     De  Contritionc  Veritate 

Aureum  Opus,  Itt.  goth.,  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental 

leather, /fu^i^nw,  Jo.  Rynman  de  Oringau,  1513,  4to,  (1093) 

Wilton,  £1  8s. 

1864  Vocabularium  Latino- German! cum  (per  W.  Brack),  lit  goth., 

long  lines,  35  to  a  page,  without  signatures,  rubricated  (few 

leaves  at  end  wormed),  oaken  boards,  half  stamped  leather, 

Absguf  nota  {Aug.  Vind.,  G.  Zainer,«yra  1473),  folio  (1199) 

Willon,  £3  I2S. 

;865  Vocabularium  Latino-Teutonicus,  tit.  Qoth,  long  lines,  3$  to  a 
page,  without  marks,  oaken  boards,  stampied  ornamental 
pigskin,  clasp  (Lakeland's  copy).  Absque  ulla  nota  {filau- 
oeuem,C.  Mancz,  circa  1473],  folio  (izoo)  Breslau,  £i  8s. 
[This  rare  book  has  been  attributed  by  Hassler  to 
Hohenwaag  of  Ulm,  eircn  1469,  but  it  has  been  ascertained 
that  the  type  is  the  same  as  that  used  by  C.  Mancz  at 
Blaubeuem  for  a  work  by  Albert  de  Eyb  in  1475.  There 
is  an  Almanack  for  1478  in  the  same  type  in  the  British 
Museum.— Catalogue.  ] 

1866  Vogii^  {Cte.  Melchior  de).     Les  Eglises  de  la  Terre  Sainte, 
plates,  half  morocco  gilt,  Paris,  Didron,  1860,  4to.  {109;) 
Quaritck,  £\  153. 


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i867  Vogud  (Cte.  Melchior  de).  Syrie  Centrale.  Architecture 
Civile  et  Religieuse  du  ["au  VII'  Si^cle,  i;i  plates,  i  vol., 
vellum, /'arw,  Baudry,  1865-77,410.(1096)  Quarilck,  £<i  \is. 

1868  Voragine   (jac.  de).     Legenda   Aurea  Sanctorum,   lit  flirtli., 

long  lines,  without  signatures,  rubricated,  numerous  orna- 
mental woodcut  initials,  signature  and  address  of  Wm. 
Morris  on  fly-leaf  (some  leaves  wormed),  oaken  boards, 
original  stamped  calf  sides,  clasp  (repaired),  Imprtssus 
Uimirperjo.  Zatntr,  s.  a,,  folio  (1201)  IVilton,  £6 

[One  of  the  early  Ulm  books,  with  woodcut  initials 
similar  to  those  in  the  "De  Missa"  of  Albertus  Magnus 
(1473),  which  is  one  (rf  the  first  dated  Ulm  books.— Cu/d- 
iogw.j 

1869  Voragine  (Jac.  de).     Legenda  Aurea  Sanctorum,  lil.  goth., 

double  columns,  52  lines,  rubricated,  initials  painted  in  red 
(first  leaf  of  index  defective  and  mended,  comers  of  2  last 
leaves  mended),  oaken  boards,  old  calf,  Nuremterga,  Jo. 
Aensenschmid  H  And.  Frisner  (imprint  in  red  with  shields 
beneath),  1476,  iiii.  Calend.  April,  folio  (1J02)    Sladtn,  £^ 

1870  Voragine  (Jac.de).  Legenda  Aurea,  lit.  joth.,  double  columns, 

50  lines,  without  signatures,  folioed  to  cclxxiv,  z  leaves  of 
table  unnumbered,  ruled  in  red  and  rubricated,  fine  painted 
and  illuminated  initial  on  first  page,  capitals  painted  in  blue 
and  red,  old  calf,  Nurembirga,  Ant.  Koburger,  1478,  folio 
(1203)  IViltem,  £3  16s. 

1871  [Voragine]  Passion ael.     Het  Winter  Stuck,  datmen  heet  die 

guldenlesende  — Hier  beghit  isomer  stuc  vandB  passiole, 
the  word  "passionael"  on  first  title  in  lai^e  red  gothic' 
letters,  with  woodcut  beneath,  second  title  in  large  black 
gothic,  with  woodcut  beneath,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts 
m  the  text,  2  vol.  in  i,  old  calf,  in  excellent  condition, 
Antwerp,  Henrick  Eckert  van  Homberch,  1516  (Winter 
part  same  printer,  dated  1505),  folio  (1207)      Letgklon,  £i 

1872  Voragine  (Jac.  de).    The  Golden  Legende  named  in  Latyn 

Legenda  Aurea.  etc,  .  .  .  whiche  werke  bath  been  dili- 
gently amended  in  dyvers  places  where  as  grete  nede  was, 
bl»k  Ittter,  numerous  woodcuts,  and  ornamental  initials 
(margins  of  several  leaves  mended,  first  3  leaves  and  part 
of  last  in  facsimile,  slight  wormhole  through  some  leaves, 
but  on  the  whole  a  very  good  copy),  signature  and  address 
of  Wm.  Morris  (Kelmscott  House)  on  fly-leaf,  red  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  %tAiQ\A,Finysshed  xxvii.  daye  of  August 
the  yere  MCCCCCXXVIl.  imprynled  at  London  in  Flete 
Slrele  by  Wynkyn  ae  IVorde,  folio  (1208)       Trrgrukis,  £2<i 

1873  Wallis  (Alfred).     Examples  of  the  Bookbinder's  Art  of  the 

XVIth  and  XVI  Ith  Centuries,  chiefly  from  Royal  Conti- 
nental Libraries,  40  plates,  only  too  copies  printed  (No.  67), 
half  morocco,  t.  e.  g.,  1890,  foho  (1209)  Wiiton,  £1  is. 

1874  Weigel  (T.  O.)  und  Dr.  A.  Zestermann.     Die  Anfange  der 

Druckerkunst  in  Bild  und  Schrifl,  portrait  and  135  fee- 
similes  in  colours,  and  woodcuts  in  the  text,  i  vol.,  morocco, 
stamped  blind  antique  ornaments, 'Ornamental  end-papers, 
g.  e.,  i<r«>».,  T.  G.  Weigel,  1866,  folio  (1210)    Wilton,  £66%. 


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i87S  Woodcuts.  HoUchnitte  alter  Deutscher  Meister  in  den 
original  Flatten  gesemmelt  von  Hans  Albrecht  von  Der- 
scnau,  herausgegeben  von  R.  Z.  Becker,  numerous  wood- 
cuts, some  very  large  (with  text  in  German  and  French), 
3  vol.,  GalAa,  1808-10-16,  atlas  folio  (1314)  Wilton,  £2^ 

1876  Xenophon.  Cyrupacdia  :  The  Institution  and  Life  of  Cyrus, 
translated  by  Ph.  Holland,  frontispiece  containing  portraits 
Marshall,  old  caU;/.  L.for  R.  Allot,  1632,  folio  (1215) 

Bain,  £6 


[December  13TH,  1898.] 

SOTHEBY,   WILKINSON  Sr- HODGE. 


(No.  of  Lota,  175  i  amount  realised,  ^1,881  is.  6d.) 

[NOTE.~These  books  were  returned  by  their  purchasers  at  the 
Ashbumham  sales  by  reason  of  unsuspected  imperfections  and  on 
other  grounds.  Each  book  was  now  sold  with  all  faults  and 
errors  of  description.  A  reference  to  the  volume  of  BOOK-PRICES 
Current,  and  the  index  number,  in  which  the  original  sale  is 
reported  is  given  after  each  entry  in  order  to  facilitate  refer- 
ence.—Ed.] 

1877  Arcussia  de  Capre  (Charles  d').     La  Fauconnerie,  divis^e  en 

six  parties,  et  La  Fauconnerie  du  Roy,  avec  la  Conference 
des  Fauconniers,  full-page  figures  of  Falcons  (first  title 
backed  and  wanted  portrait,  leaf  of  arms,  also  4  plates  con- 
taining figures  A  to  N),  2  vol.  in  I,  old  French  calf  gilt, 
Rouen,  F,  VauUier  et  J,  Besongne,  l643'44,  small  4I0.  (4) 
E.  Parsons,  17s. 
{Set  Book-Pricrs  Current,  vol,  xi.,  No.  4280,— Ed  J 

1878  Arthur.    The  Story  of  the  most  Noble  and  Worthy  Kynge 

Arthur,  and  also  of  his  noble  and  valiaunt  Knyghtes  of  the 
rounde  Table,  newly  imprynted  and  corrected,  hlMh  kttrt, 
double  columns,  large  cut  of  Saint  Geoi^e  on  title,  wood- 
cuts and  ornamental  initials,  title  and  last  leaf  of  text  inlaid, 
wanted  leaf  at  end  with  the  printer's  device  and  "Table 
of  Chapters"  (13  leaves),  oaken  boards,  modem  brown 
morocco  with  blind  stamped  ornaments,  giU  edges,  Jm- 
Prynted  inflete  strete  at  the  Sygne  0/  the  Ease  Garlande  by 
Wyilyam  Copland,  1557,  smafi  folio  (5)  Quaritch,  £m 

[Si-e  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4295.— Ed.] 

1879  Arthur.     The  Storyeof  the  most  noble  and  worthy  Kynge 

Arthur,  and  also  of  hys  noble  and  valyaunt  Knyghtes  of 
the  rounde  Table,  Newly  imprynted  and  corrected,  btoth 
Iftttr,  cut  of  Saint  George  on  title  and  woodcuts  (title 
backed,  comers  of  3  leaves  and  a  few  plain  margins 
mended,  and  wanted  L  3, 4,  ;,  6,  and  M  4  and  5),  red  mor., 


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2o6 

full  gilt  back,  broad  ornamenta)  borders,  gilt  edges,  Im- 

printed  6y  Thomas  East  dwelling  betweetu  Patties  Wharf e 

and  Baytiardes  Castell,  d.  d.,  small  folio  (6)  QuariteA^  £ii 

{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol  xi.,  No.  4296.— Ed.] 

1880  Baker  (George,  Chinirgien).    The  Newe  Jewell  of  Health, 

wherein  is  contained  the  most  excellent  Secretes  of  Phisicke 
and  Philosophie,  of  the  Use  and  Preparation  of  Anlimonie 
and  potable  gold,  etc.,  gathered  out  of  (he  best  Authors  by 
Dr.  Gesnerus,  faithfully  corrected  and  published  in  Eog- 
lishe,  blitk  Utttr,  numerous  woodcuts  (wanted  p.  39,  tide 
to  part  ii.)i  old  calf,  H.  Denham,  1576,  small  4to.  (7) 

Thompson,  £2 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4334,— Ed^ 

1881  Baker  (Humphrey).     The  Well-Spring  of  Sciences,  which 

teacheth  the  perfect  Worke  and  Practise  of  Anthmeticke, 

now  newly  perused,  etc.,  black  Iftttr  (wanted  3  leaves  in 

sheet  A),  old  calf,  T.  Purfoot,  1611,  lamo.  (8)  Leighton,  (s. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4335, — Ed.j 

1882  Bannatyne  Miscellany  (The),  3  vol.  (wanted  the  second  part 

of  vol.  i.),  boards,  uncut,  Edinb.,  1827-36-55,  4to.  (9] 

pother  an,  £,2  4s. 

[Vol.  i.  was  a  presentation  copy  to  "Francis  Freeling, 

Esq.,  from  his  obliged  friend.  Waiter  Scott,  Abbotsford,  20 

March"  {1827).     See  Buok-Prices  Current,  vol.  xL, 

Na  4350.— Ed.] 

1883  Barnes  (Juliana).     The  Boke  of  Haukyng,  Huntyng,  and 

fysshyng,  with  all  the  properties  and  medecynes  that  are 
necessary  to  be  kept,  black  Inter,  3  titles  with  cut  on  each 
and  woodcuts  in  the  treatise  of  Fishing,  contains  a-m  in  4's 
(48  leaves),  margins  of  10  leaves  neatly  repaired,  portion  of 
title,  a  4,  and  corner  of  last  leal  in  facsimile,  but  on  the 
whole  an  excellent  copy,  brown  morocco  extra  by  Rivifere, 
Imprinted  at  London  in  the  Venire  upon  the  thre  Cram 
Wkarfe  dy  Wyllyam  Copland,  n.  d.,  small  4to.  (10) 

Pickering,  £,%i  los. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4383.— Ed,] 

1884  Beaumont  (Sir  John).     Bosworth-6eld,  with   a  taste  of  the 

Variety  of  other  Poems,  set  forth  by  his  Son,  Sir  John 

Beaumont,  Bart.,  first  edition  (wanted  pp.  i8t,  183),  old 

calf  gilt,  y.  e,,  F.  Kyngston  for  H.  Seile,  1629,  I2ma  (11) 

Pickering,  £t  14s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4400.— Ed.] 

iSS;  Bentley  (Thomas).    The  Monument  of  Matrons,  conteining 

seven  several!   Lamps  of  Virginity,  whereof  the   first  five 

conceme  I'raier  and  Meditation,  the  other  two  last  precepts 

and  examples,  as  the  woorthie  works  partlie  of  Men  partlie 

of  Women,  binek  Ittttt,  titles  within  fine  woodcut  borders, 

full-page  woodcut  of  the    Resurrection   at  end  of  voL   i., 

and  numerous  ornamental  initials,  3  vol.  (vol.  i.  wanted 

pp.  155,  156),  russia  gilt,  H.Denham,  15R2,  small  410.  (12) 

Cotton,  ;£i3 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  441a— Ed.] 


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1886  Bertandus  Petragoricus  (Joannes).     Encomium  trium  Mari- 

anum,  cum  earundem  cukus  defensione  advetsus  Luther- 
anos,  solemnique  missa  et  officio  Canonico  in  quibus  omni- 
bus desideres  nihil  (et  dc  Cognatione  divi  Jo.  Baptistae), 
emissum  auspiciis  augustiss.  Principis  Joannae  Aurelian- 
ensis,  etc.,  romau  and  gothu  Itttir,  with  fine  woodcuts, 
"Prelum  Ascensianum "  on  title  and  last  leaf  (wanted 
I  leaves  at  end  of  part  ii.),  contemporary  oaken  boards,  in 
leather,  with  blind  stamped  ornaments  (rebacked),  Parii, 
J.  Badius  Ascensius,  1539,  small  4(0.  (13) 

Ellis  and  Elvey,  £,\(i  los. 
\See  Book-Pkicgs  Ct;RRENT,  vol.  xi.,  No,  4416.— Ed.] 

1887  Biblia  Sacra  (Vul^ata)  ad  optima  veteris  tralalionis  exem- 

plaria  summa  diligentia  castigata  cum  indicibus,  numerous 
tine  woodcuts  by  Le  Petit  Bernard  (wanted  pp.  163-266), 
contemporary  oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  with  female 
figures,  etc.,  r.  e,,  Lugd.,  ].  Tomaesius,  1558,  thick  3vo. 
{15)  Thompson,  £,1  6a. 

\Sie  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4454. — Ed.] 

1888  Biblia.    The  Byble,  that  is  to  say  al  the  holy  Scripture  ,  .  . 

faythfuUy  set  furth  according  to  ye  coppy  of  Thomas 
Mathewes  translacio,  whcreunto  are  added  certaine  learned 
Prologes,  blark  Ittttr,  title  in  red  and  black  within  wood- 
cut border,  N.  T.  title  a.11  black,  woodcuts  (margins  of  title 
and  preliminary  leaves  mended  and  upper  part  of  L  L  6 
torn  off,  otherwise  an  unusually  good  copy,  with  all  the 
titles),  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  C.  Lewis,  John 
Day,  1551,  folio  (16)  Bull.  £fi 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4484.— EixJ 

1889  Biblia.    The  Holy  Byble,  conteyning  the  Old  Testament  and 

New,  set  foorth  by  Authority,  whereunto  is  joyned  the 
whole  service  used  in  the  Churche  of  Englande  (with 
Calendar),  lilach  and  roman  UtttT,  woodcut  title,  cut  of 
Creation,  woodcut  maps  and  ornamental  initials,  some 
headlines  shaved,  new  plain  blue  morocco  covering  oaken 
boards,  gih  edges,  No  name  0/ printer  or  place,  i  sift  i'^- 
Juree),  small  4to.  (i?)  Leighton,  £6  los. 

[In  addition  to  the  detects  mentioned  in  BoOK-PRiCES 
Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4498,  four  leaves  at  the  -end  were 
on  paper,  the  rest  of  the  book  being  on  vellum. — Ed.] 

1890  Biblia.    The  Bible  and  Holy  Scriptures  .  .  .  translated  ac- 

cording to  the  Ebrue  and  Greke  .  . .  with  most  profitable 
Annotations,  etc  (Genevan  or  "  Breeches  "),  wanted  first 
title  and  all  the  preliminary  leaves,  except  a  "  Briefe  Table" 
(mended),  Calendar  from  July  to  Dec,  "A  Description 
and  Success,"  etc.  (leaf  350  defective,  table  at  end  wanted), 
otherwise  a  good  copy,  niled  in  red,  old  green  morocco 
gilt,  gilt  edges,  Edinburgh,  A,  Arbuthnot,  1579  [N.  T., 
Thos.  Bassandyne,  1576],  folio  (18)  Bull,  £4  19s- 

[The  first  edition  of  the  Bible  printed  in  Scotland ;  in 
roman  let(er,double  columns.  JffBoOK-PRlCES CURRENT, 
vol.  i.,  No.  446;  ;  vol.  xi..  No.  4503. — Ed.] 


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1891  Biblia.    The  Bible,  that  is  the  Holy  Scriptures  .  .  .  trans- 

lated according  to  the  Ebrewe  and  Greekc,  with  most 
profitable  Annotations  (Genevan  or  "  Breeches  "\  with 
Two  Tables,  and  The  Whole  Booke  of  Psatmes  in  English 
Metre  by  T.  Stemhold,  etc.,  with  apt  notes,  in  i  vol.  (some 
headUnes  cut  into),  old  calf  (rebacked),  C.  Barkar  (ae)  and 
John  Daye,  1576,  small  4to.  (19)  £ul/,  £1  iis. 

[5«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.  No.  4502. — Ed.] 

1892  Biblia.    The  Bible,  that  is  the  Holy  Scriptutes  contained  in 

the  Old  and  New  Testament  (Genevan  or  "Breeches"), 
with  Speed's  Genealogies  and  two  tables,  fine  engrai'ed 
title  by  Hole  and  woodcuts  (Reprint  of  Archbishop  Parker's 
Preface  inserted),  R.  Barker,  i6ti — Book  of  Common 
Prayer,  woodcut  title  (torn),  r'A. — Whole  Book  of  Psalmes 
in  Metre,  with  apt  notes  (last  leaf  defective),  Sia/.  Co^ 
1618,  la  I  vol.,  ruled  throughout  in  red,  calf  gilt,  folio  (2a) 
Andrews,  i8s. 
[5«tf  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  x\..  No.  4511.— Ed,] 

1893  Biblia.     The  Bible,  translated  according  to  the  Ebrew  and 

Greeke,  with  most  profitable  Annotations  (Genevan  or 
"Breeches"),  with  Speed's  Genealogies  and  two  Tables 
(title  backed  and  wanted  pp.  15-18),  Edinburgh,  Andro 
Hart,  1610 — Booke  of  Common  Prayer  (with  a  family 
Diary  by  the  Rev.  Wm.  Strong,  Preacher  at  the  Abbey, 
Westminster,  etc.,  from  1652  to  1672,  neatly  written  round 
several  margins),  R.  Barker,  1616^  Whole  Booke  of 
Psalmes  in  Meeler,  with  apt  notes,  Land.  Utat.  Co.,  1609, 
in  I  vol.,  calf,  folio  (21)  Bull,  158. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4512. — Ed.1 

1894  Biblia.     The  Bible,  that  is  the  Holy  Scriptures  contained  m 

the  Old  and  New  Testament  {Genevan  or  "Breeches"), 
with  Speed's  Genealogies  and  two  Tables,  blatk  Utttr,' 
woodcut  title  and  woodcuts  (pp.  224,  225  mended),  R. 
Barker,  i6i6-Who]e  Booke  of  Psalmes  in  Meetre,  with 
apt  notes  (wanted  pp.  51-54),  Stat.  Co.,  1624,  in  i  vol., 
modem  blue  morocco  plain,  inside  dentelle,  folio  (22) 

Ed-wards,  £l  8s. 
[The  Bible  is  the  last  folio  edition  of  the  Genevan 
Version  printed  in  Y.n^\a,nd.— Catalogue.  See  BOOK-PKICES 
Current,  vol.  xi.,  No-  4513.  In  Dore's  "  Old  Bibles,"  it 
is  Slated  that  the  edition  of  16)6  is  the  last  of  the  Genevan 
version  published  in  this  country  (see  p.  235),  but  the  author 
subsequently  mentions  two  folio  editions  of  1641  and  1644 
respectively  as  being  in  his  own  collection  (see  p.  393)-— 
Ed,] 

1895  Boccaccio.     II   Decamerone,  nuovamente  stampato,  con  tre 

Novelle  aggiunte.  woodcuts  (wanted    last  leaf  of  Table 

(aaS),  also  tbe  last  leaf  of  the  book  with  the  printer's 

device),  limp  vcWnra, Firenze,  1516,  small  4to.  (2^) 

\  Leigkton,  lf>  los. 

\  [First  edition,  with  the  three  extra  novels  wrongly  attri- 

■■        buted  to  Boccaccio.     See  BOOK-PRICES  CURRENT,  vol,  xL, 

';      Na  4619.— Ed,] 


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1896  Branteghen  (GuilL  de).  Pomarium  Mysticnm  turn  novonun 
turn  vetenim  fructuum,  Animae  Christians,  imagunculis 
aliquot  nascentis  mundi  exordia,  etc.,  91  full-page  woodcuts 
wiuin  omamenial  borders  (one  with  mark  Fj,  and  other 
small  woodcuts,  initials  and  ornaments,  Sir  Joshua 
Reynolds'  copy,  with  his  signature  and  stamp  on  title 
(wanted  C  C  B),  half  russia,  Antwerp,  G.  Vostennannus, 
1535,  8vo.  (17)  Leigkton,  £9  153. 

\^See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4673. — Ed.J 

J897  Breviarimn.  Portiforium  seu  Breviarium  ad  insignis  Sans- 
burienses  Ecdesise  usum,  accuratissime  casti^atum,  cum 
multis  annotatiun culls  ac  Uteris  alphabeticis,  lit.  goth.,  red 
and  black,  titles  within  ornamental  borders,  2  vol.,  modem, 
morocco,  with  ornamental  tooling,  gilt  edges,  Impress. 
Londini  perjoantum  Kyngston  it  Hettricum  Sutton,  1556, 
small  4to.  (28)  Leigkton,  £10  10s. 

[A  clean  copy  of  this  rare  edition  of  the  Salisbury 
Breviary.  Its  defects  are  a  small  hole  in  last  leaf  of  "  Pars 
Hyemalis,"  which  had  been  repaired,  and  wanted  tide  to 
"  Pars  .Csiivalis,"  for  which  a  duplicate  of"  Pars  Hyemalis  " 
had  been  inserted.  See  &OOK-PRICKS  CURRENT,  voL  xi.. 
No.  4685.— Ed.] 

1898  Brigitta    seu    Birgitta    de     Suecia    (Sancta)    Revelationes 

Coelestes,  lit.  golh.,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts,  half 
bound,  Lubeca,  Bartholoma^s  Ghotan,  1492,  thick  (olio 
(29)  Chadwick,  £\i 

[Printed  upon  vellum.  Some  leaves  of  the  Table  stained 
and  one  leaf  defective ;  wanted  30  leaves  of  "  Visiones 
Extra vagantes,°  and  colophon  at  end.  The  book  fonnerly 
belonged  to  the  Hospital  of  St.  Bridget  at  Bajas.  See 
Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4689,— Ed] 

1899  Bruhl  (Comte  de),     Recueil  d'Estampes  gravies  d'apr^s  les 

Tableaux  de  sa  Galerie  et  de  son  Cabinet,  I  Partie,  50 
plates  (wanted  No.  42)  after  the  great  masters,  brilliant 
original  impressions,  old  French  morocco,  broad  borders  of 
elaborate  gilt  ornaments,  gilt  edges,  Comte  de  Bnihl's  own 
copy,  with  his  arms  on  sides  and  back,  bound  by  Vente, 
with  his  engraved  ticket,  DrestU,  G.  C.  Walther,  1754,  atlas 
folio  (30)  QMoritch,  £20 

{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi^  No.  4710.— Ed.] 

1900  Bniyn  (Cornelius   Le).    Voyage  to  the  Levant,  done  into 

English  by  W.  J.,  portrait  and  copper-plates  (some  missing), 

russia  gilt,  J.  Tonson,  1702,  folio  (31)  8s. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xi..  No.  4711,— Ed.] 

1901  Burton    (R.)     Anatomy    of  Melancholy,    second    edition, 

correaed  and  augmented  by  the  Author  (wanted  leaf  of 
errata  at  end),  signature  of  Thomas  Jekyll,  old  calf^  tall 
copy,  Oxford,  H.  Cripps,  1624,  small  folio  (33) 

Pickering,  £^  los. 

{See  Book-Prices  Curremt,  voL  xi..  No.  4732,— ED.] 

J902  C.  (J.)    Militarie  Instruction  for  the  Cavall'rie,  according  to 

the    Modeme    Wattes,  collected    out    of  divers  forrain 

Authors,  ancient  and  modem,  plates  (No.  3  missing),  old 

XIII.  14 


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2IO 

calf,  with  centre  gilt  oniament.  By  tie  Printtrs  to  fkt 
Univtrsitit  of  Cambridge,  1632,  folio  (34)  Pickering, -f^  ^ 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4739.— Ed^ 
1903  Caroso  da.  Sennoneta  (Fabritio).  II  Ballarino,  diviso  in  due 
Tialtati  (degli  I  Balii,  diverse  sorti  di  Balli  e  Balletti  all" 
nso  d'  Italia,  di  Francia  et  Spagna),  opera  Duovantente 
nundata  in  luce,  portrait,  figures  of  dancing  positions  by 
Giacomo  F'ranco,  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  and  music^ 
notes  (margins  of  title  mended,  and  wanted  B  4),  calf, 
antique  style,  r.  e.,  fine  copy,  Venet.,  F.  Ziletti,  1581,  small 
410.  (37)  Maggs,  £2  ss. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4759,— Ed.] 
-1904  Caus  (Salomon  de).  Hortus  Palatinus,  a  Fredcrico  Rege 
Boemix  Electare  Palatino  Heidelbergae  exstnictus,  large 
folding  plate  (3  ft.  5  in.  by  2  ft.  3  in.)  and  26  other  plates, 
and  engraved  title  (plates  4  and  10  wanted),  vellum  gilt, 
FruTUof.,  J.  T.  de  Bry,  1620  (38)  Thompson.  %\\ 

\Set  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4774.— ED.] 
190J  Cervantes.  Life  and  Exploits  of  Don  Quixote  de  la  Mancha, 
translated  from  the  Spanish  by  Cha&.  Jarvis,  first  edition, 
plates  after  Vanderbank  by  Vander-Gucht  (wanted  Nos. 
3,  13,  37  and  52),  2  voL,  old  calf  gilt,  Tonson,  1742,  410. 
(40)  Andretus,  js. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4795.— Ed.] 

1906  Chappe  d'Auteroche  (Abbi).     Voyage  en  Sib^rie,  fait  par 

ordre  du  Rai  en  1761,  large  paper,  maps  and  numerous 

plates,  3  vol.,  calf  gilt,  m.  e.,  and  atlas,  half  calf  (wanted 

map  10),  Paris.  Debure,  T768,  royal  410.  (42)  Tkompsen,  /i 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4801.— EdT] 

1907  Chaucer.     Workes,    newly    printed,    Wm.    Thynne's    first 

edition,  fclatk  Utttt  (wanted  title,  A4,  Bj,  and  last  leaf,  folio 
Ixxxv  defective),  large  copy,  morocco  gilt,  with  the  Buck- 
ingham arms,  T.  Godfray,  1532,  folio  (43)  Leigklon,£&  8s. 
["The  Plowman's  Tale,"  which  was  not  printed  before 
IS42|  is  supplied  in  this  copy  in  neat  contemporary  manu- 
script. See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4818- 
-Ed.] 

1908  Chaucer.    Workes,  newlye    printed,  wyth  dyvers    workes, 

whych  were  never  in  print  before  (by  Wm.  Thynne), 
black  \tiitx,  title  within  woodcut  border,  woodcuts  and 
woodcut  initials  (wanted  T  T  i  and  6),  old  calf,  John 
Reynes,  at  the  Sygne  of  Saynie  George  in  Paul's  Church- 
yard, 1542,  folio  {44)  Chad-aiick,  £\  16s. 
pl)is  edition  is  exactly  the  same  as  that  with  Wm. 
Bonham's  imprint.  In  it  "The  Plowman's  Tale  "  appears 
for  the  first  time.  Su  Book-Prices  Current,  vol. «., 
No.  4821.— Ed.] 

1909  Cbronicon.     Die   Cronica  van  der  billiger  Stat  va  Coelle, 

lit.  gsth.,  numerous  woodcuts,  coals  of  arms,  etc.  (title 
backed,  and  folio  114  mended),  vellum,  Coellen,  Johan 
Koeloff  (1499), folio  (46)  Leighton,  j^it  10s. 

[First  edition  of  the  Cologne  Chronicle.     See  BOOR- 
Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4841.— Ed.) 


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I9in  Clusa  (Jacobus  de,  Carthusiensis).  Opusculum  quod  appel- 
latum  Statuum  Humanonim,  lit.  goth.  (67  leaves,  two 
wanted  in  the  last  gathering),  long  lines,  40  to  a  page, 
without  marks,  capitals  painted  in  red,  new  morocco, 
S.  I.  ei  a.  "per  tUscrtlum  Vintm  Jokannem  Hug.  de 
Coppingm"  small  folio  (47)  Qftarifch,  £2  8s, 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4859. — Ed.] 

191  ■  Conrad  von  Megenburg.  Das  Buch  der  Natur,  das  inhaltet 
von  eygenschafit  und  nature  des  Menschen,  von  der  natni 
und  cygenschafft  dea  Himmels,  der  tier,  des  gcfugels,  der 
Icreuter  und  von  vil  anderem  naturlichcn  dingen,  von 
Cunrat  von  Megenberg  von  latein  in  teutsch  transzferieret, 
lit  goth.,  numerous  large  and  spirited  woodcuts  (wanted 
3  leaves),  limp  vellum,  fine  copy,  Augspurg  von  Johannes 
B&mUr,  147S,  small  folio  (48)  Ltighton,  £2,1)  los. 

{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4880.— Ed.] 

1912  [Cooper  (Thos.)]    The  Mysterie  of  Witchcraft,  discovering 

the  severall  uses  of  this  Doctrine  of  Witchcraft  (last  le^ 

defective,  wanted  the  general  title),  old  calf,  Nic.  Okes, 

1617,  izmo-  (49)  QuariUh.  £\  4s. 

[Set  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4885. — Ed.] 

1913  Crescentio  (BartoL)    Nautica  Med iterranea,  engraved  title, 

plates  of  vessels,  plans,  diagrams,  etc.  (wanted  the  large 

map),  old  calf  (broken),  Rama,  T.  Bonfadino,  1607,  small 

4to.(50  Pickering,  li 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4906.— ED.] 

1914  Crescientio  (Piero).     De  Agricultura  Vulgare,  woodcut  of  the 

author  teaching  (on  reverse  of  title),  and  fine  woodcuts  and 
ornamental  initials  in  the  text  (wanted  4  leaves  in  r), 
Venet.  {s.  name  M  impress.),  1519,  small  4(0.  (52) 

Leightm,l\  155. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  4()07.— Ed.] 

1915  Dante.     Commedia,  insieme  con  uno  dialogo  area  et  sita, 

forma  et  mdsure  dello  Inferno,  edizione  prima  degli  Giunti, 
engraving  of  Dante  in  a  forest,  and  woodcuts  (wanted 
2  leaves  at  end),  old  calf  gilt,  r.  e.  (Duke  of  Sussex's  copy), 
Firenssa,  Ph.  di  Giunta,  1506,  small  8 vo.  (53)  Scotti,  £1  ^. 
\Sie  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  4934.— Ed.] 

1916  Darrell  (John).    A  Detection  of  that  Sinnfiil,  Shamful  Lying 

and  Ridiculous  Discours  of  Samuel  Harshnct,  etitituled  A 
Discoverie  of  the  Fraudulent  Practises  of  John  Darrell  (in 
the  matter  of  the  Bewitching  of  Wm.  Somers  of  Notting- 
ham, etc.)  (wanted  A  i),  limp  vellum.  Noplace  or  printers 
name,  1600,  small  4to.  (54)  Walls,  £a 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  49S3.— EdJ 

1917  Dugdale  (Sir  W.)  and  R.  Dodsworth.     Monasticon  Angli- 

canum  ex  MSS.  Codd.  ad  Monasteria  olim  pertinentibus, 
first  edition,  numerous  fine  plates  by  W.  Hollar  (some 
missing)  (portrait  of  Dugdale  inserted  in  vol.  ii.),  3  voL 
(voL  iii.  had  title  "  Volumen  alteram,"  t66i),  russia  gilt, 
m.  e-,  1655-73-61,  folio  (5S)  Andrews,  C\  is. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  5023.— Ed.] 

1918  Ellis  (Humphrey,  Minister  in  the  City  of  Winton).     Pseudo- 

14—2 


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christus  ;  a  Relation  of  the  Grand  Impostures,  Horrid 
Blasphemies,  etc.,  lately  spread  abroad  in  the  County  of 
Soutnamptoa  by  Williajn  Frankelin  and  Mary  Gadbuiy, 
the  one  asseitin^  himself  to  be  Christ,  the  other  the  Lady 
Mary,  with  their  tryal,  etc.  (wanted  pages  15,  16},  half 
bound,/.  Ma£ockJor  L.  Fawnt,  1650,  small  4to.  (56) 

Waits.   I2S. 
\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  5040.— Ed.] 

1919  Eusebias.  Historiie  Ecclesiastical  Lib.  XI.  (cum  prologis 
S.  Hieronomi)  per  Rufinum  dc  Greco  in  Latinum  translatae, 
lit  goth.,  double  columns  (128  leaves,  two  wanted),  40  lines, 
without  marks,  ornamental  and  other  capitals  painted  in 
red,  oaken  boards,  leather,  Absque  ulta  nota,  smalt  folio 
(59)  Uigklon,  ijs. 

[5«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  5063.— Ed.] 

1930  Fabns  (Salvator).  Sienia  e  Pratica  d'  Anne,  engraved  title, 
arms  of  Denmark,  and  numerous  copper-plate  engravings 
of  fencing  attitudes  (wanted  sheets  K,  M,  Oi  and  R),  calf 
gilt,  antique  style,  r.  e.,  Copenhaven,  H.  Waltkirch,  1606, 
folio  (61)  Leighton,  /a 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi..  No.  5069.— EdJ 

1921  Filzherbert  (Sir  A.)    The  boke  for  a  Justice  of  Peace  ;  the 

Boke  of  Courte  Baron  and  Courte  Hundred ;  the  Boke 
called  Retuma  Brevium  ;  Carta  Feodi ;  Ordinances  of  the 
Exchequer,  etc.,  blub  Uttn  (some  margins  cut  into,  wanted 
pages  29-32),  old  calf, /»  aedibus  Thorn.  Bertheleti,  i;.l8, 
I2mo.  (62)  M^K^,  ifl  2S. 

[i'«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  5093.— Ed.] 

1922  Fletcher  (Phineas).     The  Purple  Island,  or  the  Isle  of  Man, 

together  with  Piscatorie  Eclogues,  and  other  Poetical 
Miscellanies,  firat  edition,  large  and  thick  paper,  en- 
graved arms  and  device  of  E.  Benlowes  (wanted  leaf  after 
title),  old  slate-coioured  morocco,  with  arms  and  initials 


1  sides,  Printers  to  the  University  of  Cambridt 
[633,  small  4to.  (63)  Robson,  £. , 

\_See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi^  No.  5094— Ed.] 


% 


1923  Florio.     Queen  Anna's  New  World  of  Words,  or  Dictionarie 

of  (he  Italian  and  English  Tongues,  newly  much  aug- 
mented, portrait  by  Wm.  Hole,  autograph  of  Henry  Shirley 
on  title,  modern  MS.  notes  inserted  (but  wanted  Qqq  i), 
vellum,  fine  copy,  M.  Bradwood  Jor  E.  Blount  and  W. 
Barret,  1611,  small  folio  (64)  Pickering,  j£i  10s. 

\Su  Book- Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  5100.— Ed.] 

1924  Foxe  (John).    Acts  and  Monuments  ...  of  the  Church  of 

England,  newly  recognised  and  enlarged  by  the  Author 
(third  edition),  olack  Uttn,  numerous  woodcuts,  2  vol.  in  I 
(began  on  folio  73  and  ended  with  letter  P  of  table,  several 
of  the  first  leaves  defective],  oaken  boards,  stamped  leather 
(broken),  1576,  folio  (66)  Uigklon,  £2 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol  xi..  No.  5110.— EdIJ 
192;  Fraunce  (Abraham).    The  Lawiers  L(^ke,  exemplifying  the 
Praecepts  of  Logicke  by  the  Practice  of  the  Lawe  (wanted 
the  folding  plate),  bltuk  and  roman  Utttt,  signature  of  Wm. 


,g,„zeaL,  Google 


213 

Baynton  of  Grays  Inn  on  title,  old  calf  gilt,  with  the  Bayn- 
ton  arms,  **".  H<m  for  T.  Guibiit  and  T.  Newman,  1 588, 
small  4to.  (68  ffa//j, /3 

\Ste  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xi.,  No.  5118.— EdTJ 
1936  Froissart  (Jean).  Le  Premier  (le  Second  et  le  Tiers)  Volnme 
des  Chroniques  dc  France  Dangletcne  Descoce  Dcs- 
paigne  de  Bretaigne  de  Gasconge  de  Flandres  et  lieux 
Circonvoisins,  lit  gotlt.  (Icttres  b3tardes],  double  columns 
(6  leaves  in  vol.  i.  supplied  in  contemporary  MS.,  vol.  ii. 
wanted  last  leaf  of  register,  vol.  iii.  last  leaf  of  table),  3  vol., 
vol.  i.,  ii.  in  old  French  red  morocco,  full  gilt  backs,  line 
sides,  gilt  edges  (Derome) ;  vol.  iii.,  new  morocco  in  imita- 
tion of  the  older  binding  by  Clyde,  Paris,  Ant.  Verard, 
s.  d.,  folio  (69)  Quaritck,  ^181 

[Printed   upon  vellum.     See  BooK-Prices  Curreni, 
vol.  xi„  No.  Sim— ED.] 

1927  Gheyn  (Jacob  de).     The  Exercise  of  Armes  for  Calivret, 

Muskettes,  and  Pikes,  after  the  Order  of  Mauritz,  Prince 
of  Orange,  etc  (text  in  English,  French,  German,  and 
Dutch),  117  woodcuts  (margins  of  title  and  Ai  mended,  and 
wanted  L  4),  old  calf,  Zutphen,  A.  Janssen.  1619,  small  410. 
(70)  Pickering,  £$  los. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii.,  No.  61.— Ed.J 

1928  Gilbert  (Davies).     Parochial  History  of  Cornwall,  founded 

on  the  MS.  Histories  of  Hals  and  Tonkin,  large  paper, 

4  vol.  (pp.  337-353  in  vol.  iii.  missing),  uncut,  J.  Nichols, 

1838  (?l)  Andrews,  £1  3S. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol,  xii.,  No.  67.— Ed.J 

1929  Goulart  (I.)    Admirable  and  Memorable  Histories  containmg 

the  Wonders  of  our  Time,  collected  out  of  the  best  Authors, 
out  of  French  into  English  by  Ed.  Grimeston  (pp.  263-266 
missing),  woodcut  initials,  G.  Eldj  1607— Fortesque  (Thos.) 
The  Foreste,  or  Collection  of  Histories,  no  less  profitable 
than  pleasant  and  necessarie,  dooen  out  of  Frenche  into 
Englishe,  blath  Ixttn,  title  within  woodcut  border,  woodcut 
initials,/.  Kyngstonfor  Wm.  Jones,  1571,  in  i  vol.,  old  calf, 
small  4to.  (72)  Roison,  /lo  ijs. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  78.~-Ed.] 

1930  Grass!  (Giacomo  di).  Ragione  di  adoprar  sicuramente  I'Arme 

si  da  offessa,  come  da  difesa.  con  un  modo  di  essercitarsi 
per  acquistare  forza,  etc.,  edizione  originate,  portrait  and 
copperplate  engravings  (pp.  41,  42  missing),  old  calf,  with 
crowned  initials  H.  L.  (Duke  of  Sussex's  copy),  Venetia, 
-      G.  Ziletti,  1570,  small  4to.  (74)  Pickering,£\  19s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  89.— Ed.] 

1931  Halle  (Edwarde).    The  Unyon  of  the  twoo  noble  and  illustre 

famelies  of  Lancaster  and  Vorke,  beyng  long  in  continual! 
discention  for  the  Croune  of  this  noble  realme  ...  to  ye 
raygne  of  Kynge  Henry  the  eyghte,  ilath  Utttt  (second 
issue),  title  widiin  genealogical  border,  woodcut  initials 
(large  Ex-Libris  of  Francis  Gywnn  of  Lansamor,  dated 
1698,  on  reverse  of  title  and  small  one  in  cover),  an  excel- 


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lent  copy,  but  apparently  wanted  colophon  at  end  (and 

table  to  Henry  VIlI.),  old  caH,  anno  1550,  small  folio  (75) 

Leigkton,  £^  iRs. 

{See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii.,  No,  136.— Ed.] 
1933  [Harman  (Thomas).]  The  Groundworlte  i^  Conny- Catching, 
the  manner  of  their  Pedlers- French,  and  the  meanes  to 
understand  the  sam^  with  the  Cunning  Sleights  of  the 
Counterfeit  Cranke  .  .  .  done  by  a  Justice  of  £e  Peace  of 
great  authoritie,  etc,  blath  Irttw,  woodcut  on  title,  full- 
length  figures  of  the  "  Upright  Man  "  and  tbe  "  Counterfeit 
Crank,"  and  another  woodcut  (D  i  supplied  in  facsimile), 
russia  gilt,  gilt  edges,  John  Danterfor  Wm.  Bayler,  1592, 
small  4to.  (77)  Piekering,%\^ 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  141. — EdT] 

1933  Hasse  (Signor).    The  Comic  Tunes,  etc.,  to  the  Celebrated 

Dances  Perform'd  at  Both  Theatres  for  the  Harpsichord, 

Violin,  or  German  Flute  (several  leaves  wanted),  5  voL,  old 

calf,  J.  Walsh,  n.  d.,  small  folio  (78)  Leigkton,  16s. 

{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  I46.^Ed.] 

1934  Helmont   0-  B.  Van).      Oriatrike,  or  Physick  Refined,  the 

Common  Errors  therein  refuted  and  the  whole  Art  Reformed 
and  Refined,  translated  by  J.  C.  (John  Constable),  frontis- 
piece (wanted  pp.  345, 346,  and  351,  352),  half  calf,  L.  Lloyd, 
1661,  small  folio  (79)  Thompson,  £1  I3S. 

[See  Book. Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  164. — Ed.] 

1935  Heresbachius  (Conr,)    Foure  Bookes  of  Husbandrie,  contain- 

ing the  whole  art  and  trade  of  Husbandrie,  Gardening, 
GrafGng,  and  Planting,  newly  Englished  and  increased  by 
Bamabe  Googe,  bltck  Ittta  (♦ii.  of  Table  and  p.  16  injured 
by  fire),  signature  of  John  Thelwall  on  title,  John  Wight, 
15S6 — Mascall  (Leonard).  A  Booke  of  the  Arte  and 
Manner  how  to  Plant  and  Grafie  all  sorts  of  Trees,  etc.,  by 
one  of  the  Abbey  of  S.  Vincent,  in  Fraunce,  hl*ik  littn, 
woodcuts,  T.  East  for  Tkos.  Wight,  I592,in  i  vol.,  old  cal^ 
small  4to.  (Sol  Leighlon,  ^9  SS. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  176.— Ed.] 

1936  Hermann  {Archbishop  of  Cologne).    A  Simple  and  Religious 

Consultation  by  what  meanes  a  Christian  Reformation,  and 
founded  in  Cod's  Worde  of  Doctrine,  etc,  may  be  begon 
among  men,  etc.,  perused  by  the  translator  thereof  and 
amended  in  many  places,  bU(k  itttcr,  arms  of  Katherine, 
Duchess  of  SufToltc,  widow  of  Charles  Brandon,  on  reverse 
of  title,  and  cut  on  last  leaf  (comer  of  leaf  defective),  russia, 
the  second  and  best  edition  of  this  translation,  John  Daye 
and  William  Seres,  1548,  iimo.  (81)  BuU,  £i,  is. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  177.— Ed.] 

1937  Hope  (SirWm.)    The  Compleat  Fencing-Master,  in  which 

is  fiiUy  described  the  Whole  Guards,  Parades,  and  Lessons 
belonging  to  the  Sntail-Sword,  etc.,  second  edition,  plates 
(No.  3  missing),  old  calf,  Donnan  Newman,  1693,  small 
8vo.  (83)  gftariuh,  £%  7s.  6d. 

\Sm  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xu.,  Na  222. — Ed.] 
IQ38  Horx  intemerate  beate  Maiise  Virginis  secundum  usum  Pic- 


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215 

tavieos  (cum  Cdendario),  lit  gath.  (lettres  batardes),  title 
(the  Saint  Graal  device),  Astroloeical  Man  (mutilated), 
17  fiill-paev  woodcuts,  device  at  end,  and  the  small  histori- 
ated  woodcuts  and  initial  letters  and  omameatal  borders 
all  finely  painted  and  illuminated,  2  different  coats  of  arms 
occur  in  tne  margins  (contains  83  leaves  some  leaves  trans- 
posed in  binding,  wanted  h  7  and  perhaps  other  leaves),  con- 
temporary black  morocco  with  crucifix  in  centre,  r.  e.  "  Ces 
presenles  keures  a  lusaige  tU — (space  left  for  name  of  place) 
furent  ache^'ies  h  x-viii.  jour  de  itoust  mil  cinq  cens  et  deux 
pour  Anihoine  Verard,  1503.  sm.  4to.  (84)  Thompson,  ^17 
[Printed  upon  vellum.  See  Book-Prices  Current, 
vol.  xii.,  No.  231.— Ed.] 

1939  Kent  (Countesse  oO.    A  Choice  Manual,  or  Rare  and  Select 

Secrets  in  Physick  and  Chirurgery,  die  eleventh  edition, 
with  Additions  (no  portrait),  Gertrude  Dawson,  1659 — A 
True  Gentlewoman's  Delight,  wherein  is  contained  all 
manner  of  Cookery,  etc.,  very  necessary  for  all  Ladies  and 
Gentlewomen,  published  by  W.  J.  Gent.,  ib.,  1859,  in  I  vol., 
sheep,  i2mo.  (90)  Thompson,  /i  6s, 

[j«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  358.— Ed.] 

1940  Liancourt  (Sieur  de).     Le  Maistre  d'Armes,  ou  I'exerdse  de 

I'Esp^e  seuUe  dans  sa  perfection,  d^di^  au  Due  de  Bonr- 
gOgne,  frontispiece  and  14  plates  of  fencing  positions  by 
A.  Perelle  (wanted  the  portrait  of  the  author),  old  call  Paris, 
chez  fAuteur,  1686,  oblong  410.  (94I  Pickering,  ^lo  los. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol,  xii.,  No.424-— Ed.J 

■941  [Linne  (Gwalter),]  A  moste  necessarie  Treatise,  declaring 
the  beginning  and  ending  of  all  Poperie,  or  the  Popish 
Kingdome,  drawne  out  of  certaine  olde  Prophecies  .  .  . 
nowe  newly  set  forth  with  the  Auncient  Pictures  theretmto 
belonging  (dedication  to  Kin^  Edward  VI.),  blstk  Icttrr, 
woodcuts  (wanted  D  ii  and  iii),  half  calf,  J.  Charlewoode, 
15S8,  small  4to.  (95)  Bull,  los. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol,  xii..  No.  431.— Ed.] 

1943  Lucretius.  Delia  Natura  deSIe  Cose  libri  sei,  tradotta  m 
Italiana  da  A.  Marchetti,  fine  engravings  and  vignettes 
after  Cochin  (wanted  pp.  433,  424),  i  vol.,  old  French  red 
morocco,  full  gilt  backs,  line  sides,  gilt  edges  (Derome), 
fine  copy,  Amst.,  1754,  royal  8vo.  (97)  Clements,  /i  6s. 
[See  Hook-Pricks  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  453.— Ed.] 

1943  Man  (WolfTganng  von).  Das  Leiben  Jesu  Christi  unsers 
erlosers.  Sonders  und  achti^er  lere  nutz-perlicher  betrach- 
tung  ausz  dan  vier  Evanf;'elisten  entlichen  in  gesatz  weisz 
beiwungen,  printed  within  woodcut  ornamental  borders, 
with  30  remarkable  full-page  woodcuts  of  the  Passion  within 
architectural  and  ornamental  borders  (some  top  margins 
shaved,  title  and  3  other  leaves  soiled,  and  first  large  wood- 
cut in  facsimile),  modem  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges,  Augs- 
purgdurck  den  Jungeii  Hannsen  Sckdnsperger,  1515,  small 
4to.  (99)  LeightoM,  £32  los. 

[Printed  upon  vellum.  See  BOOK-PRICBS  CURRENT, 
vol.  xji..  No.  486.— Ed.] 


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2l6 

1944  Mandev-iUe  (Sir  John).    Joanne  de  Mandavila,  qual  tracta  de 

le  piu  Maravegliose  Cose,  e  piu  notabile  del  monda,  title 
within  woodcut  border,  dJevice  of  cat  and  mouse  at  end 
(A  6  missing},  half  vellum,  Venel.,  Marchio  Sessa,  ijzi, 
tamo,  (too)  Leigkion,is. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii.,  No.  491.— Ed.] 

1945  Manuals  ad  Usum  Ecclcsie  Sarisburiensis,  lU.  goth.,  red  and 

black,  with  musical  notes,  title  within  woodcut  border  (folios 
123,  134,  and  137  missing),  old  cal^  Londitd  recenltr  im- 
pttssum  necnon  mulHs  niendis  tersum  atque  emendatum, 
i55j(no  name  of  printer), small  4to.  (101)  Leighiott,  £10  %s. 
\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  498. — Ed.J 

1946  Markham  (Gervase).    A  Way  to  Get  Wealth,  containing  Six 

Principal  Vocations  or  Callings  in  which  every  good  Hus- 
band or  House- wive  maylawfiiUy  imploy  theniselves(6  books, 
including  the  Making  of  Orchards,  by  W.  Lawson,  each 
with  separate  title,  as  well  as  the  general  one,  p.  53  defective 
in  Book  III.),  half  calf,  T.  B.for  Hattnah  Swwbridge,  1683, 
small  4to.  (102)  Edwards^  i&. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  508.— Ed.] 

1947  Maximus  ^Valerius).    Factae  et  Dictae   Memorabilife  cum 

Declaratione  Dyonisii  de  Burgo,  printed  in  roman  letter, 
long  lines,  36  to  a  fiill  page,  without  marks  (370  leaves,  one 
defective),  old  French  morocco,  full  gilt  florcate  back,  rich 
ornamental  floreate  borders,  gilt  edges  (Boyet),  line  copy, 
Absque  ulla  rtala,  410.  or  very  small  tolio  (104) 

Leigkton,  j^S  15s. 
[Editioprinceps  of  this  Commentary.    See  BoOK-FRicES 
Current,  vol.  xii.,  Na  538.— Ed.] 

1948  [Michault  (Pierre).]    La  Dance  des  Aveugles,  lit.  goth.  (lettres 

b&tardes),  long  lines  (40  leaves),  signatures  a-f  4,  capitals 
painted  in  red,  device  of  Le  Petit  Laurens  on  title,  figure 
of  the  author  writing  used  twice,  and  ;  other  woodcuts, 
that  of  Death  on  a  pale  horse,  issuing  from  the  mouth  of 
bell,  occupying  a  whole  page  (some  headlines  cut  and  re- 
paired), crushed  modem  morocco,  full  gilt  back,  line  sides, 
inside  dentelles,  gilt  edges  by  Duru,  Jmprim^e  n  Paris  en 
la  rue  Soft  Jacques  pres  Saint  Yvez  par  le  petit  L/atrens, 
s.  d.,  small  410.  (lo^)  H^instal,  ^104 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol  xii..  No.  s6a — Ed.] 

1949  Missale  Secundum  Chorum  Ecclesise  Brixineitsis  (cum  Calen- 

dario),  lit.  goth.,  red  and  black,  with  musical  notes,  double 
columns,  41  lines,  contained  1 1  preliminary  leaves  (com- 
mencing with  the  Calendar),  CCXXIV.  numbered  leaves 
and  leaf  with  Ratdolt's  device,  margins  of  first  page  of 
text  painted,  16  illuminated  ornamental  initials  with  mar- 
ginal decorations,  the  fiiU-page  woodcut  before  the  Canon 
painted,  large  woodcut  of  arms  of  Brescia,  with  crowned 
monogram  of  Bishop  Melchior  painted,  some  old  MS.  notes 
in  margins  (had  only  11  and  325  leaves  instead  of  14  and 
336),  oaken  boards,  modem  morocco,  omamental  gilt  back, 


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217 

line  frame  sides,  Aug.  Vind.  per  Erhardum  Raidolt,  1493, 
XVI.  Siptimbris,  folio  (106)  QuariUh,  £70 

[Printed  upon  vellum.     See  BOOK-PRtCES  CURRENT, 
vol.  xii.,  No.  S76.— Ed.1 

1950  Missale  Romanum,  secundum  Consuetudinem  fratnim  Ordmis 

Sancti  Hieronynii,  lit.  S°">'i  I'ed  and  black,  with  musical 
notes,  woodcut  of  St.  Jerome  with  lion  ort  title  illuminated. 
first  page  of  text,  first  page  of  Canon,  rectos  of  folios  2o8 
and  217  in  bistoriated  compartmental  borders  finely  illu- 
minated, 19  extraordinary  lai^e  historiated  initials  finely 
painted,  and  very  richly  illuminated,  and  zj4  smaller  illu- 
minated ornamental  initials  (wanted  a  preliminary  leaf,  and 
leaf  with  cut  of  Cruciliicion  which  should  face  Canon,  fbljo 
cxxi),  oaken  boards,  leather,  stamped  in  ornamental  com- 
paitments,  /«  Cesaraugusta  Georgiitus  Cod  Tkattonims, 
1526,  JV.  Dec,  with  device  (painted),  folio  {107) 

LeigMon,  £128 
[Printed  upon  vellum.     Contains  9  preliminary  leaves, 
cclxxv  numbered  leaves,  and  leaf  with  imprint.     See  BOOK- 
Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  589.— Ed.] 

1951  Molitor  (Ulricus).     De  Lamiis  et  Phitonicis  Mulieribus,  lit. 

Soth.,  long  lines,  34  to  a  full  page  (33  leaves  should  be  37), 
with  signatures,  S  woodcuts,  ^  Ex  ConsUmtia,  a.d.  1489," 
small  4>o- (i'>9)  Ltigklon,  £1  143. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  597.— Ed.] 
1953  Monro  (Col.  Rob.)    His  Expedition  with  the  Worthy  Scots 
Regiment  (called  Mac-Keys'  Regiment)  (signature  F  1  de- 
fecuve),  old  calf,  W.  Jones,  1637,  small  folio  (110) 

M<*gg^>  £1  fe- 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No,  600. — Ed.] 

1953  Montaigne  (Mich.  de).     Essais,  cinquicsme    Edition,   aug- 

mcntee  d'un  troisi^me  livre  et  de  six  cens  additions  aux 
deux  premiers,  engraved  title,  margins  shaved,  but  the  text 
has  wide  margins  (few  leaves  wormed,  and  p.  438  defective], 
old  rough  cal^  Paris,  Abel  I'Angelier,  1588,  small  4to-(iiO 
H'aits,  £,2  4S. 
[The  last  edition  published  in  the  author's  lifetime.  See 
Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  602.— Ed.] 

1954  More  (Sir  Thomas).    Works,  first  collected  edition  (with  the 

unnumbered  leaves  of  Youthful  Poems,  and  the  leaf  on  the 
printer's  errors  between  pp.  1138  and  1139,  leaf  of  Youthful 
Poems,  and  comers  of  several  other  leaves  mended],  Uuk 
Itlttr,  title  within  woodcut  border,  russia  extra,  gilt  edges, 
fine  copy,  Cawood,  Waley  and  Toltell,  IJS?,  small  folio 
(112)  Bull,  £12  li^. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  611. — Ed.] 

195s  Mor«  (Sir  Thomas).  Historie  of  the  Pitiful  Life  and  Unfor- 
tunate Death  of  Edward  the  Fifth  ;  with  the  troublesome 
government  of  Richard  the  Third,  2  portraits,  3  vol.  in  1 
(small  hole  through  pp.  363  and  364),  calf,  T.  Paine  for  the 
Stat.  Co.,  1641,  ismo.  (113)  Quarileh,£\  iis. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  618.— Ed.] 

1956  Mountaine  (Dydymus).    The  Gardener's  Labyrinth  ;  con- 


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2l8 

tainiiig  a  disconne  of  the  Gardener's  life,  in  the  yearly 
travels  to  be  bestowed  on  his  plot  of  earth,  for  the  use 
of  a  Garden,  gathered  out  of  the  best  approved  Writers, 
blach  UtttT,  woodcuts  {side  margin  cut  into),  panelled  calf, 
H  Bynnetnan,  1577,  small  410.  (115)  Ln^klon,£i2  los. 
[5«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  624.— Ed.] 

1957  Museum  Florentinum  exhibens  insigniora  Vetustatis  Monu- 

menta  quae  Florentiae  sunt,  con  le  Serie  di  Ritratti,  cnia 

A.  F.  Gorii,  etc.,  numerous  plates  (same  wanted),  8  vol., 

vellum,  Florent,  1731-81,  folio  (117)        Tkompson,£\  i6s. 

\Sa  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  63a.— Ed.] 

1958  Officium  Hebdomads  Sancte  a  dominica  in  ramis  palmarum 

usqz.  ad  mane  diei  pasche  inclusive,  cum  appositione  Officii 
Sepulture  Xpi  et  eius  resurrecti&is  sm.  Romana  Curi^  lit. 
aoln.,  red  and  black,  woodcuts  and  woodcut  initials  (wanted 
folio  I  jS),  old  black  morocco  with  blind  stamped  ornaments, 
Vtmt.  in  Off.  L.  A.  Junta,  1534,  i2mo.  (119)  LeigUon,  3s. 
\S(e  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii^  No.  664.— Ed.] 

'959  Ogilby  (John).     Africa,  I-arge  AND  THICK  paper,  maps  and 

fine  plates  (those   at  pp.   69-77  and  84  missing,  old  calf, 

T.Johnson,/or  the  Author,  1670,  i2mo.  {120)  Edwards,  iSs. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  667.— Ed.] 

i960  Ordinary.  The  Ordenarye  for  all  faythfull  Chrylias  to  leade 
a  Vertuous  and  Godly  lyfe  here  in  this  vale  of  miserie, 
ttHnslated  out  of  Doutche  into  Inglysh  by  Anthony  Sco- 
loker,  first  edition,  black  Ittttr,  woodcuts  (some  leaves 
soiled  and  comers  mended,  and  wanted  B  i  and  8,  C  4, 
D  1  and  8],  red  morocco  gilt,  gilt  edges.  Imprinted  by 
Ant.  Scotoker  for  W.  Seares  in  S.  botoiph's,  n.  d.  {circa 
1548),  i6mo.  (121)  Leighton,  £1  17s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  671.— Ed.] 

1961  Paradin  (Claude).     Heroicall  Devises,  whereunto  are  added 

the  Lord  Gabriel  Symeons  and  others,  translated  out  of 
Latin  by  P.  S.,  woodcuts  (title  soiled,  some  leaves  wormed, 
and  wanted  pages  239-263,  274-2S6),  calf.  Imprinted  by  fV. 
Kearney,  1591,  i6mo.  (126)  Edwards,  7s. 

[S«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  698. — Ed.] 

1962  PassLOD.     Hie  nach  Volget  ein  loblicher  Passion,  nach  dem 

waren  Text  der  iiii  Evangelisien,  mit  der  Auslegung  der 
heiligen  Lcrer  minamen  Bemhardi,  Anshelmi,  Augustiai, 
Jeronimi.  Ambrosii  und  underer,  lit-  B*"*-,  long  lines,  18  to 
a  page,  signatures  A  X  in  8's  (wanted  A  j,  X  7-8  blank),  23 
spirited  outline  woodcuts  (coloured),  Getruckt  sU  Augspurg 
von  Hanns  Schauten  lant  Valentins  ttzgg,  1495 — Das  ist  die 
Teuisch  Vigili,  lit.  goth.,  long  lines,  20  to  a  page,  signatures 
A-E  in  8's,  woodcuts  on  recto  and  reverse  of  title,  and  on 
reverse  of  last  leaf  (coloured),  id..  1496,  in  I  vol.,  con- 
temporary binding  in  oaken  boards,  stamped  ornamental 
leather,  lamo.  (128)  Leigkton,  /51 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  703.— EdT) 

1963  Petrarca.     Sonetti,  Canzone  e  Triomphi  colle  Commenti  di 

^Gabriele  Bruno  et  di  Hieron.  Centone,  roman  letter,  fine 
full-page    outline    woodcuts    to    the    Triumphs,    caintals 


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punted  (some  margins  mended,  leaf  I  of  text  supplied  from 
another  edidon).  3  voL  ID  i,  old  calf,  Vetutia,  ter  Joanne  M 
Codtca  di  Parma,  1492-93,  small  folio  (131)  Magjp,  £6  i' 


another  edidon).  3  voL  in  i,  old  calf,  Vetutia,  ter  Joa 
Codtca  di  Parma,  1492-93,  small  folio  (131)  Magjp,  £(i  15s. 
[-?«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  726,— Ed.] 


1964  Prayer.    The  Boke  of  Common  Prayer,  and  administracion 

of  tbe  Sacramentes  and  other  Rites  and  Ceremonies  in  the 
Churche  of  Englandc,  bUch  Itttn,  title  in  red  and  black 
within  woodcut  border  (alighcly  wormed)  and  ornamental 
initials,  interleaved  throughout,  with  numetous  M.S. readings 
from  other  editions,  particularly  that  of  1549,  and  other 
remarks  in  an  old  hand,  with  additions  by  a  modem 
corrector  (wanted  leaf  at  end,  containing"  Faults  escaped"), 
old  calf  (rebacked)  (Duke  of  Sussex's  copy).  In  officina 
Etkvarde  Whytchurcht,  1552  {no  monlh),  small  folio  (132) 
Maggs,  £30  los. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  4819.--ED.] 

1965  Prayer.    The  Booke  of  Common  Praicr,  and  Adminstration 

of  the  Sacramentes  and  other  Rites  and  Ceremonies  in  the 
Churche  of  Englande,  black  Itlln  (A  ii  neatly  mended, 
A  iiii-v  in  facsimile,  sheets  F,  G,  K,  N  in  a  different  type 
to  the  rest  of  the  book),  tide  in  red  and  black  within  wooij- 
cut  borders,  ornamental  initials,  modem  blue  morocco,  line 
tooled,  gilt  edges,  antique  style,  fine  copy,  In  Officina  Rick. 
Ju^e  etjohamtis  Cawode,  1559,  small  folio  {133) 

Quaritch,  £1^2 
\_See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol  xii,,  No.  4820.— Ed.] 

1966  Prayer.     The  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  with  the  Psalter,  etc. 

(Charles  II.),  Uact  Irtttt,  large  paper,  ruled  in  double 
red  lines,  engraved  title  by  Loggan,  old  English  morocco, 
full  gilt  back,  ornamental  frame  sides,  gilt  edges,  fine  copy, 
J.  Bill  and  Chr.  Barker,  1662,  folio  (13+)  Quaritch,  l^ 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol,  xii..  No.  4836.— Ed.] 

1967  [Psalterium  cum   Canticis],  lit  goth.   (177  leaves,   several 

wanted),  lon^  lines,  18  and  17  to  a  page,  without  marks  of 
any  kind,  pamted  initials,  contemporary  MS.  prayers  in 
fly-leaves,  oaken  boards,  covered  m  new  plain  morocco. 
Absque  ulla  nota,  i2mo.  (135)  Quaritch,  £7 

l^fe  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  4864.— Ed.] 

1968  Pulci  (Luigi).    Morgante  Maggiore,  novamente  stampato  et 

con  ogni  diligentia  revisto  et  coretto,  lit.  Stitlt.,  cut  on  title 
and  small  woodcuts  in  the  text  (wanted  title,  a  later  one 
inserted),  modem  morocco,  full  gilt  back,  ornamental 
borders,  gilt  edges  by  Mackenzie,  Venetia,  Manfrino  Bono 
de  Monteierraio,  1507,  small  8vo.  (136)  LeightoH,  £1  13s 
\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  4874.— Ed.] 
J969  Quadrigesimale  Incipit,  novum  editum  et  Predicatum  a 
quodam  fratrc  minore  de  Observanlia  de  filio  prodigo  in 
inclita  civitate  Basiheiia  Anno  diii.  MCCCCXCIIIL, 
lit.  goth.,  capitals  painted  in  red,  18  fine  spirited  (German) 
woodcuts  (wanted  title-pa^),  Jmpressum  Basilia  per 
Mick.  Furter  Anno  1497  (with  device),  small  8vo.  (137) 

Thompson,  £2  I09. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii,  No.  4878.— Ed.] 


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197°  Recueil  de  la  Diversity  des  Habits,  qui  sont  de  present  en 
usage,  tant  es  pays  d'Europe,  Asie,  Atfriqne  et  Isles 
Sauvages,  le  tout  fait  apr^s  le  naturel,  woodcut  title,  dedica- 
tion to  Henry  of  Navarre  by  Francoys  Deserpz  {sic  pour 
Desprez)  (2  leaves),  and  117  (only)  full-length  woodcut 
fif{ure5,  the  whole  inlaid  on  Svo.  paper,  autograph  of  Gabriel 
Harvey  (the  Elizabethan  writer)  on  title  and  reverse  of  last 
plate,  modem  morocco  g^It,  gilt  edges,  Paris,  par  Francois 
dei  pres  detnourant  Rut  de  Montorgueil  au  bon  Pasteur, 
1567,  Svo.  (138)  Pickering,  ^4 

[5«  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  492i.-~Ed7] 

1971  ReuHnerus(N.)     Emblemata.partimethicaet  physica,  partim 

vero  historica  et  hieroglyphica,  etc.,  ex  recensione  Jeremis 
Reusneri,  printed  within  borders,  with  engraved  title  and 
numerous  woodcuts  by  Virgil  Solis,  etc  (D  i  missing), 
limp  vellum,  fine  copy.  Franco/,,  Jo,  Feyerabendt,  1581, 
small4to.  (139)  Thompson,  16s. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii.,  No.  4932. — Ed.] 

1972  Rowlandson.     Military  Adventures  of  Johnny  Newcome,  by 

an  officer,  14  (should  be   15)  humorous  coloured  plates  by 

Thos.   Rowlandson,   half  morocco,   P.  Martin,   181;,   Svo. 

{142)  Edwards,  18s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  4963-— Ed.] 

1973  Sanders  (Rich.)     Physiognomie  and   Chiromancie,  Metopo- 

scopie.  Dreams,  the  Art  of  Memorie,  etc.,  fine  and  rare 
portrait  by  T.  Crosi  and  woodcuts  (wanted  pages  259-62), 
panelled  calf;  r.  e.,  J?.  White  for  N.  Brooke,  1653,  small 
folio  (t43)  Edwards,  £,\  is. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  4988.— Ed.] 

1974  Scotland.    The  Actis  and  Conslitutionis  of  the  Realme  of 

Scotland  maid  in  Parliamentis  haldin  be  the  rycht 
excellent,  hie  and  mychtie  Princeis  Kingis  James  the  First, 
Secund,  Thrid,  Feird,  Fyft,  and  in  Tyme  of  Marie  now 
Quenc  of  Scottis,  visetit,  correait,  and  cxtractit  furth  of  the 
Registers  be  the  Lordis  Deputs  be  speciall  commission 
thairto,  bUch  Irlttr,  title  above  the  large  arms  of  Scotland, 
woodcut  initials  (wanted  a  leaf),  Imprentit  at  Ediniurgk 
by  Rob.  Lekpreuik,  xxviii.  Nov^  1 566— Actis  of  the  Parlia- 
ment of  K.  James  VI.,  1567,  Edinburgh,  Johne  Ros,  157; 
— Acts  of  the  Parliament  at  Stirling,  j4ii^.  xxviii.,  1571,  li., 
in  I  vol.,  old  calf,  with  arms  of  the  Duke  of  Queensberry, 
small  folio  (144)  Chad-wick,  £S  5s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5016. — Ed-] 

1975  Scotland.    The  Actis  and  Conslitutionis  of  the  Realme  of 

Scotland,  maid  in  Parliamentis  haldin  be  Kingis  James  the 
first,  etc.  (lo  Queen  Mary),  black  Xtttcc,  large  coal  of  arms 
of  Scotland  on  title,  woodcut  initials  (wanted  2  leaves  of 
Table  at  beginning),  Edinburgh,  Rob.  Lekpreuik,  1566 — 
Actis  of  Parliament  of  James  the  Sext,  Dec.  xv.,  1567. 
black  Irtttr.  large  coat  of  arms  of  Scotland  on  title  (margins 
cut  into),  ii.,  1568— In  the  Parliament  of  James  the  Sext 
gunne  at  Striviling,  xxviii.  Aug.,  1571,  the  Actis,  etc., 
following  war  concludit,  blacli  itiXa,  Imprentit  at  Sanciam- 


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drois  by  Robert  Lekpreuik,  1573,  in  I  vol.,  vellum,  small 

folio  (145)  LeighlOH,  ^4  9s. 

[.S'm  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5017. — Ed.J 

1976  Stirpium  Icoaes,  seu  Plantarum  tam  exotlcarum  quam  indi- 
genarum,  cum  septem  Linguarum  indicibus,  many  hundred 
woodcuts  of  plants,  2  vol.  in  i  (last  page  of  Index  missing), 
old  calf,  Aniw.,  Moretus,  1S91,  small  oblong  410.  (147) 

Thompson,  £2  ifis. 
[Set  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  5095,— Ed,] 

'977  .Surey  Demoniack  (The)  ;  an  Account  of  Satan's  strange  and 
dreadful  Actins  in  the  Body  of  Richard  Dugdale  of  Surey, 
near  Whalley,  Lane,  Jon.  Robinson,  1697 — Taylor  (Zach.) 
The  Surey  Impostor,  an  answer  to  The  Surey  Demoniack, 
frontispiece  (cut  into),  J.  Jones,  1697 — A  Vindication  of  the 
Surey  Demoniack  (wanted  title,  last  leaf  mended)  (1697), 
in  I  vol.,  half  calf,  small  4tD.  (148)  tHckering,  17s. 

\Sit  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii.,  No.  siij.^Eo.] 

1973  Swetnam  (Jos.)  The  Schoole  of  the  Nobie  and  Worthy 
Science  of  Defence,  being  the  first  of  any  English-man's 
invention,  which  professed  the  sayd  science,  woodcuts 
(some  margins  shaved  and  sheet  D  missing),  calf.  Printed 
by  NicoloiOkes,  1617,  small  4to.  (149)  Quaritch,  £q 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  5116. — Ed.] 

'979  Tartaglia  (Nic.)  Three  Bookes  of  Colloquies  concerning  the 
Arte  of  Shooting  in  great  and  small  peeces  of  Artillerie, 
written  in  Italian  and  now  translated  into  Enelish  by 
Cyprian  Lucar;  annexed  is  a  Treatise  named  Lucar 
Appendix  on  the  office  and  duties  of  a  Gunner,  numerous 
folaing  and  other  woodcuts  (wanted  pages  19,  20  in 
Appendix),  half  calf,  J.  Harrison,  1588,  small  fo^o  (151) 

Pickering,  £i  2s. 
\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5128.— Ed.} 

19S0  Tasso  (T.)  Rime  ct  Prose,  parte  teria  (e  parte  quattro) 
ristampate,  rivedute  et  corrette,  con  aggiunta  d'  altre  Rime 
del  medesimo  Autore,  ruled  in  red,  contemporary  French 
brown  morocco,  back  tooled  in  leafy  scrolls  and  ovals  of 
mat^erites  with  title  Tassi,  pars  3,  4,  the  sides  covered 
in  elaborate  tooling  of  the  same  ornaments,  with  the  three 
fleurs-de-lis  in  a  bend  in  centre  of  upper  cover,  and  on  the 
under  three  natural  lilies,  surrounded  by  the  motto  "  ex- 
pectata  non  eludet,"  the  device  of  Marie  Marguerite  de 
Valois  Saint- Kemy,  gilt  edges  (Clovis  Eve),  well  preserved 
(wanted  title  to  pan  iv.),  Feirar  V.  Baldini,  1589,  i2mo. 
(15a)  ^'^^'  U(^ 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5131. — Ed.] 

1981  Taylor  (John,  Water  Poet).  All  the  Workes,  being  63  in 
number,  collected  into  one  volume  by  the  Author,  with 
sundry  new  Additions,  corrected,  revised,  and  newly  Im- 
printed, original  folio  edition,  frontispiece  (containing  por- 
trait) by  Cockson,  and  numerous  woodcuts  (2  leaves 
defective),  nissia  extra,  gilt  edges,  _/.  a/or/nj.  ffo/er,  1630, 
small  folio  (153)  Ckadwick,  £1^  los. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  5142. — Ed.] 


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222 

1953  Testamentum.     Les  Cboses  Contenues  en  ce  present  livre ; 

Une  Epistre  Exhortatiorc  La  S.  Evangile  scion  S. 
Matthieu ;  selon  S.  Marc ;  selon  S.  Luc  ;  selon  S.  Jehan, 
lit.  goth.,  modem  calf,  widi  2  ancicDt  panels  from  a  book 
origJDally  bound  for  King  Henry  VIII.,  inlaid,  fine  copy, 
Paris,  Sim.  de  Colines,  1524  (155)  F.  Clarke,  £10  53. 

[5« Book- Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  si73.^Ed?| 
1983  Testamentuin.  Testament  (LeNouveau)auquel  esc  demonstre 
Jhesu  Christ  notre  Sauveur  ...  la  plus  correcte  copie 
imprim^e,  woodcut  title,  fine  full-page  woodcuts  and  initials, 
bound  in  2  vol.  (few  leaves  cut  into),  old  French  red 
morocco,  full  gilt  floieate  backs,  line  sides,  with  fleurons  at 
angles,  gilt  edges  (Le  Gascon),  Attvert,  Jean  de  Liesvelt 
(with  device),  1539,  iimo.  (156)  Leighton,  £2  6s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5174.— Ed.] 

1954  Testamentum.     Erasmus  (Des)  Paraphrase  upon  the  Newe 

Testament,  first  edition,  blach  letter,  titles  within  woodcut 
borders,  ornamental  woodcut  initials,  2  vol.  (wanted  -t-2 
and  3,  "  Dedication  to  the  Christian  Reader "),  oaken 
boards,  stamped  leather,  £.  Whitechurche,  1548-49,  folio 
(157)  Wi!teU,l2  14s. 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5203.— Ed.] 
198;  Testamentum.  The  Padectes  of  the  Evangylicall  Lawe, 
comprising  the  Whole  Historye  of  Christes  Gospell,  set 
forth  by  Thomas  Paynell,  blarh  littrr,  title  within  woodcut 
border  (hole  burnt  in  several  plain  margins,  and  wanted 
FF  I),  old  calf  (Duke  of  Sussex's  copy),  Nycolas  Hyll  for 
Wyllyam  Seret  and  Abraham  VeU,  1553,  lamo.  (158) 

Eilis,  £1  7s. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5209.— Ed.] 

1986  Tetius  (Comes  Hieron.)    ^des  Barberinfe  ad  Quirinatem, 

plates  (wanted  pp.  s,  6),  vellum,  Roma,  1642,  folio  (159) 

Thompson,  £l  is. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  52I4.^Ed.] 

1987  Thesaurus  Amicorum,  variis  Iconibus  iisque  perelegantibus 

illustratus,  numerous  woodcut  heads,  within  fine  ornamental 
and  historiated  woodcut  borders,  on  one  side  of  page  only, 
many  blank  spaces  (some  leaves  wanted),  old  pigskin, 
{Lugd.)  aijo.  Tomasium,  s.  a.,  small  8vo.  (160) 

Magg!,  £a  7s.  6d. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xn..  No.  5219. — Ed.] 

1988  Thucydides.    The  History  of  the  Warre  whiche  was  betwene 

the  Peloponesians  and  the  .^thenyans,  translated  oute  of 
Frenche  into  the  Englyshe  Langiiage  by  Thomas  Nicolls, 
Citezeine  and  Goldesmith  of  London,  bluh  Ixttcr,  title 
within  woodcut  border,  ornamental  initials,  "  Liber  Robtii. 
Chichester "  on  title,  contemporary  stamped  ornamental 
calf  (rebackedl,  large  copy  (wormed)  [J.  Waylande],  1550, 
small  folio  (161)  Pickering,  £b  los. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  5232.— Ed,] 

1989  Turner  (Wm.)    The  Herbal,  three  Partes,  hereunto  is  joyned 

also  a  Booke  of  the  Bath  of  Baeth  in  England,  etc.,  blark 
Icttti,  numerous  woodcuts  and  ornamental  initials  (first  title 


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223 

mended,  wanted  end),  3  vol.  in  I,  half  calf,  Collen^  A.  Birck- 

man,  I  $68,  small  folio  ( 1 61)  Ellii  and  Elvey,  £7  1  (s. 

[Su  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5252. — Ed.] 

1990  Valiums  (Robertus).     De  Re  Militari,  Lib.  XII.  (cum  prs- 

btione  ad  Sigismundum  Pandulfum  Malatestam),  roman 
letter,  lanK  lines,  without  marks,  illuminated  initial  (wanted 
leaf  of  dedication  and  several  blanks),  old  calf,  full  gilt  back, 
Joannet  ex  Verona  Oriundus,  Nicolai  Cyrurgta  Medici 
fiiiut.  Arlis  Impressora  Af agister,  litteris  etjiguratis  signis 
tua  in  patria  primui  impressit^  an.  1472,  folio  (163) 

QuariUh,  ^168 
[See  BOOK.PRICES  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  $268,  where 
the  price  ought  to  have  been  quoted  as  ^219. — Ed.] 

1991  Vergile  (Polydore).    An  Abridgemet  of  the  Notable  Work, 

conteynyn^  the  devisers  and  first  finders  out  as  well  of 
Artes,  Mimsteriea,  Feactes  &  Civill  Ordinances,  as  of  Rites 
&  Ceremonies  commonly  used  in  the  Churcbe,  etc.,  com- 
pedioasely  gathered  by  Thomas  Langley,  first  edition, 
black  ietttr,  woodcut  initials  (some  marginal  notes  shaved, 
and  wanted  4  leaves  in  sheet  A),  signature  of  "  Robt.  Cost- 
wick "  on  last  leaf,  old  rough  calf.  Imprinted  ■within  the 
precitKle  of  the  late  dissolved  house  0/  the  Grey  Friers  by 
Richard Graflon,\^\6,xxv.Jan.,i2mQ.i^\()^) Leigkton,£i  is. 
\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5287.— Ed.] 

[991  Vinciolo  (Frederic  de).  Les  Singuliers  et  Nouveaux  Pour- 
traicts  et  Ouviages  de  Lingerie,  servans  de  patrons  k  faire 
loutes  sortes  de  PoincCs,  Couppf,  Lacis  et  autres  (2  parts), 
2  titles  within  woodcut  borders,  and  45  (only)  plates  of  lace 
designs,  vellum,  Paris,  Jean  le  Clerc  le  Jeune,  1587,  small 
4to.  C165)  IVatts,  £a 

\See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5301.— Ed7| 

'993  Vinciolo  (Fr.  de).  Ausierleszen  Modelbuch.  darinnen  schSne 
und  neuwe  Abrisz  allerley  Gattung  khunstliches  Nawerckhs 
lufinden,  seindt,  54  plates  only  of  lace  patterns,  including 
the  title,  within  lace  border  (mounted),  parchment  MS. 
cover,  Gedruct  eu  MUtnpetgardt  durch  Jacob  Foillet,  1 599, 
small  oblong  4to.  {166)  Leighton,  £^  17s.  6d. 

]See  Book-Prices  Current,  voL  xii..  No.  530^. — Ed.] 

1994  Virgflius.  Bucolica  Virgilii  cum  Commento  Famtlian, 
ut  gath.  et  rom.  woodcut  title,  with  Caxton's  device  below, 
and  full-page  device  on  last  page  (wanted  sheet  B,  4  leaves 
and  2  leaves  in  C),  comers  of  title  and  last  2  leaves  mended), 
russia,  Impressa  Londini  in  eedibus  Winandi  de  IVordi, 
1529,  xii.  die  Martii,  small  4to.  {168)  Chadwiei,  £ij  los. 
{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  5312.— Ed.] 

'995  Voragine.  Legendario  de  Sanai,  vulgar  storiado  per  Nicolo 
di  Manerbi,  numerous  spirited  woodcuts  (reproduced  in 
the  editions  of  1^03  and  1536),  Venet.,  Bart,  da  Zani  de 
Ponesc,  1499 — Vita  di  Sancti  Padri  vulgare  historia  per 
diverse  elotfuentissimi  Doctori,  numerous  fine  woodcuts 
(wanted  T  iiii  and  V,  leaves  at  end  stained),  ib.,  Christ  de 
Pensa,  1499,  in  t  vol.,half  calf  gilt,  folio  (169) /'/rfm«^,;i;99 
{See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii..  No.  5330.— Ed.] 


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1996  Voragine.      Legfendario   de  Sancti,  vulgare  hystoriado  per 

Nicolo  de  Manerbi,  numerous  fine  woodcuts  (reproduced 
in  the  1536  edition,  wanted  folios  108,  log),  morocco  on 
oaken  boards  by  Hayday,  VeneL,  Bart,  de  Zani  de  Portese, 
1503,  folio  (i;o)  UigkloH,  Ia7 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No,  5331. — ED.] 

1997  White  (Rev.  G.)  Naturalist's  Calendar,  extracted  from  papers 

never  before  published  by  J.  Aikin,  first  edition  (the  plate 

at  p.  66  missing),  uncut,  S.  and  J.  White,  1795.  8vo.  (17a) 

Kennedy,  2s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  536?-— Ed.} 

1998  [Whilgift  (Archbp.  John).]    An  Answer  to  a  certeine  factious 

libel],  under  the  title  of  An  Abstract  of  certeine  Acts  of 
Parliament,  etc.,  black  Ittttt,  large  paper  (inner  margin 
of  title  repaired),  calf  extra,  with  arms  of  H.  Norman  Evans, 
gilt  edges  by  Clarke  and  Bedford,  fine  copy,  H.  Denhani 
for  T.  Chard,  15^4,  small  410.  (173)  BtiU,  13s. 

[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xii.,  No.  5370.— Ed.] 
'999  Witchcraft.  A  Whip  for  the  Devil,  or  the  Roman  Conjuror, 
discovering  the  intolerable  folly,  profaneness,  and  super- 
stition of  the  Papists  in  endeavouring  to  cast  the  Devil  out 
of  the  bodies  of  Men  and  Women,  all  faithfully  collected 
from  their  own  Authors  (wanted  the  frontispiece),  half 
bound,  Dotman  Newman,  16E3.  izmo.  (175)  Maggt,  iSs. 
[See  Book-Prices  Current,  vol.  xiL,  No.  5392.— Ed.] 


[December  17TH  and  three  subsequent  days,  1898.] 

SOTHEBY,   WILKINSON  S^  HODGE. 

A  Selection  from  the  I-ihrary  of  the  late  Mr.  Law- 
rence Doyle,  of  Dublin;  a  Collection  of  Books 
relating  to  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots  ;  Works  of  George 
Cruikshamkj  and  a  Miscellaneous  Collectiom, 


(No.  of  Lots,  1084  ;  amount  realised,  /4>339  is.) 

(b)  a  Portion  of  Mr.  Doyle's  Library. 

■2000  jEsopus.  Lebun  und  Fabeln  .  .  .  durch  Seb.  Brandt,  gothic 
Imtt,  woodcuts,  wanted  title,  large  copy,  Fribure  im  Brist- 
gaiv,  ISSS,  4to.  (190)  Leighion,  £q  ss. 

2001  Ainsworth  (W.  K.)  Jack  Sheppard,  3  vol.,  first  edition, 
plates  by  Geoi^e  Cruikshank,  original  cloth,  uncut  (several 
leaves  somewhat  soiled),  1830,  8vo.  (89)  Uttlewood,  £4  4s. 

looz  Aiken  (H.)  The  National  Sports  of  Great  Britain,  with 
descriptions  in  English  and  French,  50  coloured  plates, 
original  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges,  McLean,  1821,  folio 
(242)  JJorTtsian,  £2g 

2003  America.  Les  Forces  de  I'Europe,  Asie,  Afrique,  et  Am^rique, 
ou,  Description  des  principales  Villes  avec  leurs  Fortifica- 


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tions,  14  pans  (including  "  Les  Costes  de  France  et  d'Es- 
pagnc,"  both  parts),  bound  in  3  vol.,  420  views  and  plans, 
old  calf  ^rcbackedi  m.  C,  AmsUrdam^  Mortier  (1692), 
oblong  faho  (243)  LittU-wood,  ^2 

3004  America.  Iconologie  des  Empires,  Royaumes  et  Republiquea, 
etc..  &vec  le  Costume  et  les  Habillements  de  ceremonie 
suivant  le  gofit  de  chaque  nation  ;  on  3  joint  au  bas  de 
cbaque  Estampe  une  description  gfegraphique  int^TCSsante, 
$2  coloured  plates  of  costumes  of  "  Nouvelle  France," 
"  Amerique,"  Virginie,  Floride,  Perou,  Brezil,  Chili,  etc.i 
old  French  morocco,  gilt  edges,  Paris,  Desnos,  n.  d.,  8vo. 
(9S)  Littlewood,  £1  is. 

2005  America.     NehirO'Irinini  Aiamihe   Massinahigan,   Shatshe- 

gatsch,  Mitinekapitsh,  Iskuamiskutsb,  Netshekatsh,  Misht', 
Assinitsh,  Shekutimitsh,  Ekuanatsh,  Ashuatmushuanilsh, 
Piakua^amitsh,  Gaie  missi  missi  nehiro'irinimi  Astshitsb 
ka  tatjits  ka  kueiasku  aiamihatjits  ka  utsbi,  large  copy, 
original  sheep,  Uabistguialsk  [Qftebet)  Massinahitseiuan, 
Broun  gaie  Girmor,  1767,  8vo.  (97)  QuariU/i,  £17  ss- 

[Leclerc,  in  his  "  Bibliotheca  Americana,"  tbus  spcidcs 
of  this  work  :  "  Cet  Abr^e  de  la  doctrine  chr6lienne  en 
tangue  des  Indiens  Monta^ats  nation  qui  vit  entre  la  bale 
de  Hudson,  le  St.  Maunce,  Sup^rieur,  etc.,  imprimi  ^ 
Quebec  par  Brown  et  Gilmore  les  premiers  imprimeurs  de 
cette  vilie  et  du  Canada  est  une  de  leura  premieres  pro- 
ductions typographiques.  C'est  un  livre  de  la  plus  grande 
raret^  et  tout  a  fait  inconnu.  C'est  aussi  le  seul  specimen 
qui  existe,  k  notre  connaissance,  de  la  langue  des  Indiens 
M  ontagnai  s. "—  Catalogue  l\ 

2006  Atkinson  (J.  A.)    Sixteen  Scenes  taken  from  the  Miseries  of 

Human  Life,  by  one  of  the  wretched,  t6  humorous  coloured 

plates,  with  descriptive  text,  half  calf,  it!o7,  oblong  4to.  (203) 

■^OCrn''.  li  MS. 

3007  Av^stinus  (S.)  De  Consensu  Evangehstarum,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  Langingen,  H7},  folio  (249)        £flis,  £7 

200S  Austen  (Jane).  Original  Manuscript,  entitely  in  her  auto- 
graph, of  her  novel  "  Lady  Susan, '  consisting  of  I  ;8  pages, 
mlaid  and  inserted  is  the  first  printed  edition,  orange  mo- 
rocco, the  sides  tooled  in  gold,  quite  perfect,  4ta  (203) 

EUistim,  j£22  los. 

2009  Austen   (Jane),     Northanger    Abbey  ■  and   Persuasion,  first 

edition,  4  vol.,  uncut,  Jotin  Murray,  1818,  8vo.  (105) 

Leigkion,  £l  los. 

2010  Aylet  (Robert,  Master  in  Chancery).    Susanna ;  or  the  Ar- 

raignment of  the  Two  Unjust  Elders,  a  Poem,  fine  copy, 
calf,  by  C.  Lewis,  1622,  8vo.  (108)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £17  10s. 
[Mr.  Meber  bought  this  copy  at  Dr.  Farmer's  sale  in 
1798,  and  it  was  purchased  at  liis  sale  in  1834  by  a  fomier 
owner,  Heber  describes  the  little  volume  on  the  fly-leaf 
as  "extremely  scarce,"  and  no  other  copy,  except  that  in 
the  Hurii  Library,  from  the  Sykes  and  Corser  collections, 
appears  to  have  occurred  for  sale.  The  latter  is  the  only 
one  cited  by  Lowndes  ;  but  ia  Hazlitfs  Handbook,  1S67, 


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copies  are  said  to  be  in  the  British  Museum  and  Bodleian 
—a  total  of  four  altogether, — Cataloguei\ 

2011  Bacon  (Francis).     Novum  Organum,  first  edition,  engraved 

tide  by  Pass,  large  copy  in  the  original  calf,  1620,  folio  (254) 
Maggs,  li,  43. 

2012  Baker  (Sr.  Richard).    Cato  Variegatus,  or  Catoe's   Morall 

Distichs,  translated  and  paraphras'd,  with  variations  of 
Expressing  in  English  verse,  first  edition,  tree-calf  extra, 
1636,  4to.  (204)  Uttlewood,  £,2  6s. 

3013  Berguin  (A.)>   P^^malion,  Sctee  lyriquede  M.  J.  J.  Rousseau, 

mise  en  vers  par  M.  Berq^uin,  engraved  title  and  6  vignettes 
after  Moreau,  original  edition,  old  French  calf,  Paru,  1775, 
8vo.  (1 19)  Uttlewood,  £3  4s. 

[This  copy  had  at  end  the  very  rare  "  Idylle  par  Mr, 
Berquin,"  with  head  and  tailpiece  by  Marillier.  Mons. 
Gennadius'  copy  without  the  "  Idylle  "  sold  in  March,  189;, 
for  .£11  i^s.  Bound  up  is  "  Dorat,  La  Declamation  Th^- 
trale,"  with  frontispiece  and  4  unlettered  proof  plates  by 
Eisen. — Catalogue.  Eisen  also  made  for  "  Pygmalion  "  a 
scries  of  six  plates,  royal  8vo.,  engraved  by  De  Ghendt. 
These  are  sometimes  found  bound  up.— EdJ 

3014  Bewick  (Thomas).     Figures  of  Bewick's  Quadrupeds,  second 

edition,  with  a  portrait  of  Thos.  Bewick  by  Burnet  after 
Ramsay,  on  satin,  Newcastle,  1824 — [Figures  of]  British 
Land  and  Water  Birds,  2  vol.,  with  a  portrait  of  Bewick, 
by  Kidd  after  Kirkley,  on  satin,  ib.,  1825 — Vignettes,  by 
T.  Bewick,  ^.,  1827,  a  complete  series  of  all  the  figures, 
printed  on  one  side  of  the  paper  only,  without  the  letter- 
press, only  a  few  copies  of  each  so  printed  on  410.  paper, 
and  copies  are  rarely  to  be  met  with — Collection  of  ^33 
woodcuts,  chiefly  vignette  siie,  and  a  portrait  of  T.  Bewick, 
from  various  works  illustrated  by  him,  picked  impressions, 
the  whole  neatly  mounted  in  a  vol.,  together  5  voL,  uncut, 
4to,  (210)  Thome,  £10 

J015  Biblia  Sacra  veteris  et  novi  Testamenti  juxta  Vulgatam 
editionem,  old  olive  morocco,  with  an  elaborate  gilt  floral 
design  on  sides,  cut  out  and  laid  down  on  a  ^[Tound  of  red 
silk,  with  the  arms  of  Pope  Gregory  XIII.  m  centre,  gilt 
edges,  dedication  copy,  in  morocco  case,  Paris,  iS73,  folio 
{357)  Leighttm,£n  los. 

2016  Bible.  The  Byble,  faythhilly  translated  in  English  and  newly 
oversene  and  corrected  (by  Miles  Coverdale),  hlwk  Itttrr, 
numerous  woodcuts,  wanted  all  preliminary  leaves  (except 
a  leaf  of  Prologue  and  Table  of  the  Epistles  and  Gospels), 
title  to  "  Job  "  and  N.  T,,  and  leaves  after  the  end  of  Revela- 
tion, some  leaves  defective,  but  the  copy  generally  sound 
and  in  gooA  condition,  and  had  title  to  the  Second  Pan, 
the  Prophets  and  Apocrypha  (sold  with  all  faults),  old  calf, 
Soutkwark,  Jas.  Nycolson,  1537,  folio  (258)  Bull,  £3 

Z017  Birds,  A  General  History  of  Birds,  the  Breeding,  Manage- 
ment, and  Teaching  of  Song  Birds,  z  vol.^  400  woodcuts, 
original  calf,  autograph  of  Geo.  Dyer  on  fly-leaf  of  each 
volume,  i745t  8vo.  ^124)  Sotkeran,  £\  12s. 


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2oi8  Blessebois  (P.  C.)  Le  Lion  d'Angelie,  histoiie  amoureuse  et 
tragique,  original  edition,  frontispiece,  d  Cologne,  1676 — 
Le  Temple  de  Marsias,  original  edition,  ib.,  1676,  in  I  voL, 
old  French  morocco  extra,  g.  e.,  8vo.  (127)  Quaritch,  £3 
[Pixerecourt's  copy,  at  whose  sale  it  realised  105  francs 
SO  cents.— Co/a/fJji*.] 

2019  Boccace.    Le  Decameron,  tiaduict  par  Maistre  Antoine  le 

Magon,  bound  in  2  vol,,  woodcuts,  old  French  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  Lyon,  1558,  8vo.  (128)    Leighlon,  £1  iSs. 

2020  Brandt  (S.)     Stultifera  Navis,  numerous  large  and  spirited 

woodcuts,  morocco  extra,  inside  dentelle  borders,  gilt  edges 
b]r  Petit,  Basil.,  J.  Bergman  de  Olpe,  1497,  4to.  (317) 

Leightott,  £5  5s. 

2021  Brandt  (S.)    Stultifera  Navis,  Narragonice  profectionis  nnn- 

quam  satis  laudata  navis  per  Sebast.  Grant  {sic)  nuper 
fkbricata  atqz  iam  pridem  per  lacobum  Locber,  in  latinum 
traducta  eloquium,  et  per  Sebastianu  Brandt  denuo,  revisa, 
numerous  curious  woodcuts  {Liigdunt),  1498  (218) 

Uigktott^  /i  4S. 

ao22  Brandt  (S.)  Von  den  losen  Fiichsen  dieser  welt,  sothtt  Ittttr, 
numerous  curious  woodcuts,  vellum,  Franckfort,  1^46,  4tO. 
(21s)  "Tickner,  £1  i8s. 

3033' Browning  (E.  B.)     The  Runaway  Slave  at  Pilgrim's  Point, 

in  the  original  wrapper,  E.Moxon,  i8^giii$)SAefiAerd,£3  is. 

[Contnbuted  to  a  volume  entitled  "  The  Liberty  Bell, 

by  Friends  of  Freedom."    Reprinted  for  the  use  of  a  few 

"friends  of  freedom." — Catalogue.] 

3024  Brunet  (Jacques -Charles).     Manuel  du  Libraire  et  de  I'Ama- 

teur  de  Livres,  6  vol.,  best  edition,  half  morocco,  gill  edges 
byF.Bedford,/'aw,l86o-65.8vo.  {\3b)QuariUh, £b  17s. 6d. 

3025  Bry  (T.  de).     Grands  Voyages  :  Wunderbarliche,  doch  war- 

hafflage  Erklarung,  von  der  Gelegenheit  und  Sitten  der 
Wilden  in  Virginia,  welche  newlich  von  den  Engellandem, 
so  im  Jar  15)15  von  Herm  R.  Greinville  .  .  .  ist  erfunden 
worden,  etc.,  second  edition,  maps  and  numerous  engrav- 
ings, first  titles  defective,  some  leaves  imperfect  and 
mended,  and  several  soiled,  old  calt^  with  all  faults,  Franc- 
fort  am  Mayn,  1600,  folio  {261)  Morrison,  £1.  2s. 
2036  Bunyan  (John).  Discourse  upon  the  Pharisee  nnd  the  Pub- 
lican,first  edition,  original  calf,  1685, 8vo.  (138)  Leighlon,  £4 
[This  copy  had  the  frontispiece  containing  a  portrait  of 
the  author  in  his  fiftv-seventh  year  ;  it  is  missing  in  most 
extant  copies. — Catalogue.] 

3037  Bums  (Robert).     Poems,  chiefly  in    the    Scottish    Dialect, 

second  edition,  first  issue,  portrait  by  Beugo,  large  copy  in 
half  calf,  Ediitb.,  1787,  8vo.  (140)  Pickering,  £1  i6b. 

3038  Butler  (Samuel).     Hudibras.     The  first  part  written  in  time 

of  the  late  Wars,  London,  by  F.  G.  for  Richard  Marriet, 
1663,  with  imprimatur  leaf  before  title  and  errata— Hudi- 
bras, the  second  ptirt,  by  the  author  of  the  first,  vignette  of 
a  bell  on  the  title,  London,  T.  H.  for  fokn  Martyn  and 
fames  Amnesty,  ibb^  with  errata,  but  not  the  imprimatur 
leaf— Hudibras,  the  third  and  last  part,  written  by  the 


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author  of  the  first  land  second  part,  London,  for  Sirnon 
Miller,  \b7i,  together  3  vol.,  in  tne  original  old  calf  bind- 
ing, 1663-64-78,  8vo.  (142)  Maggs,  £6  ss. 
TFttst  genuine  author's  edition,  not  to  be  confounded 
wiui  the  small  i2mo.  edition.    A  copy  in  modem  calf  sold 
July,  1891,  for  ^21. — Caialogue.] 
3029  Carroll  (Lewis).    The  Hunting  of  the  Snark,  an  Agony  in 
Eight  Fits,  with  nine  illustrations  by  Henry  Holiday,  first 
edition,originalredclothgilt,i876, 8vo.  (144)  Loven/,£^  16s. 
[The  author's  own  copy,  with  an  inscription  in  his  auto- 
graph, "C.  L.  D.,  Mar.  30,  1876."     On  the  back  of  the  title 
IS  a  photograph  of  the  "dear  child"  to  whom  the  book  is 
ded  icated . — ■Cata/ogve.'] 

2030  Carroll    (Lewis).     Doublets,   a  Word-Puzzle,  with    several 

corrections  and  additions  in  Carroll's  autograph,  second 
and  third  editions,  2  vol.,  original  cloth,  iSBo,  8vo.  (14O 

Polt£r,  £2  2S. 
[The  author's  own  copies,  with  inscription  in  his  auto- 
'  graph,  "C.  L.  D.,  received  Feb.  20,  1880,"  also  numerous 

additions  and  corrections. — Ca/alague.] 

2031  Carroll  (Lewis).     Alice's  Adventures  Under  Ground,  being  a 

facsimile  of  the  original  MS.  book  afterwafds  develop>ed 
into  Alice's  Adventures  in  Wonderland,  with  37  illustra- 
tions by  the  author,  first  edition,  original  cloth  gilt,  1886, 
8vo.  (146)  Potier,  £1  2s. 

[The  author's  own  copy,  with  inscription  in  his  auto- 
graph, "Received  Dec.  17,  1886." — Catalogue.'] 

2032  Carroll  (Lewis).    The  Game  of  Logic,  with  numerous  dia- 

grams, first  edition,  original  red  cloth  gilt,  1887,  8vo.  (147) 
Potter,  £2  IS. 
[The  author's  own  copy,  with  an  inscription  in  his  auto- 
graph, "  Received  Feb.  22,  1887."     At  the  end  are  2  pages 
of  errata  also  in  his  autograph. — CataUgue.\ 
3033  Carroll  (Lewis).    The  Original  Manuscript  of  the  major  por- 
tion of  "  The  Game  of  Logic,"  beinjt  probably  the  first 
drafi,  contained  in  a  dummy  copy  of  his  "  Euclid  and  his 
Modem  Rivals"  (148)  Potter,  £3  15s. 

2034  Carroll  (Lewis).  The  Nursery  "Alice,"  containing  20  en- 
lai^ements  from  Tenniel's  illustrations  to  "  Alice's  Adven- 
tures in  Wonderland,"  the  cover  designed  by  E.  Gertrude 
Thomson,  fine  copy,  original  picture  boards,  1889,410.  (149) 
Po//er,  £3  10s. 
[The  author's  own  copy,  with  inscription  in  his  auto- 
graph, "C.  L.  D.,  received  Oct.  19,  1889."  This  is  also  a 
proof  copy,  as  the  book  was  never  issued  uncoloured ;  in 
addition  it  has  the  price  printed  on  the  title,  which  does 
not  appear  on  the  ordinary  copies.- — Catalogue.^ 

3035  Carroll   (Lewis).     The  Nursery  "'Alice,"  another  fine  copy, 

original  picture  boards,  1889,  4to.  (150)  Upton,  £2  los. 

[The  author's  own  copy,  with  his  initials.     In  this  the 
plates  are  also  coloured. — Cataio^t^ 

3036  Charles  I.    Eikon  Basilike.    The  Portiaicture  of  bis  Sacred 


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Majesty  in  bis  Solitude  and  Sufferings,  etc.,  frontispiece 
and  fine  portrait  of  Charles  I.  (coiner  mended),  old  calf, 
with  royal  arms  on  sides  (worn),  s.  L,  1649,  8vo.  (155) 

Scotstm,  £i  6s. 
[Issued  in  Holland  for  presentation  by  Charles  II. — 
Catalogue.'] 

M37  Chaucer  {Geoffrey),  The  Works  of,  now  newly  imprinted, 
black  mttr,  numerous  woodcuts,  etc,  designed  by  Sir  Ed- 
ward Bume  Jones,  Keimscott  Press,  1896,  folio  (368] 

Isaacs,  /38 

3038  Chctham  Society,  vol.  i.-cx.  and  vol.  cxii.,  and  Index  to  first 
30  vol.,  together  iiz  vol.,  1844-84,410.  (229)  S0theran,£b  js. 

1039  Choi*  de  Chansons  mises  en  Musique  par  M.  de  Laborde, 
text  and  music  engraved  by  Mona  and  Mdlle.  Vend6me, 
engraved  title  with  Heuron  by  Moreau,  4  frontispieces  by 
Moreau,  Le  Bouteux,  and  Le  Barbier,  engraved  by  Mas- 
quelier  and  N^e,  and  too  plates  by  Moreau,  Le  Barbier, 
Le  Bouteux,  and  Saint-Quentin,  engraved  by  Moreau, 
Masquelier,  and  Nde,  4  vol.,  contemporary  calf,  gilt  edges, 
Paris,  1773,  royal  8vo.  (158)  Quaritch,  £165 

[This  copy  bad  the  plates  by  Moreau,  proofs  before  the 
letters  ;  those  by  the  other  artists  do  not  exist  in  this  state. 
"Cc  livrc,  un  des  plus  beaux  du  XVI 11°  Siiclc,  en  est 
peut-£tre,  avec  les  '  Contes  dc  La  Fontaine,'  le  plus  agr^ 
able  par  ia  gilce  des  sujets  et  la  variAd  des  costumes  qui 
y  sont  repr^sent^s."— Cohen.  Inserted  is  the  portrait  of 
Laborde  i  la  lyre,  engraved  by  Masquelier,  after  Denon. 
Baron  Lacarelle's  proof  copy  sold  in  1888  for  8,Boo  francs. 
Caialogui.  For  a  detailed  account  of  this  beautiful  work 
see  Lewine's  "Bibliography,"  iSgS,  p.  266. — Ed.] 

3040  Choix  de  Chansons,  4  vol.  in  2,  morocco,  rich  dentelles  on 

sides,  gilt  edges  by  Thibaron,  the  p>ortrait  of  Laborde 
added,  Paris,  1773.  8vo.  (159)  Elliston,  £yi 

3041  Chefs- D'tEuvre  Litt^raires  du  XVII'  SiScle,  coUationnrfs  sur 

les  Editions  Origioales  et  publics  par  M.  Lef&vre,  Moliire, 
Racine,  ComeiUe,  Bossuet,  Pascal,  Massillon,  F^n^lon, 
La  Rochefoucauld,  Descartes,  and  Lafontaine  (Fables), 
21  vol.,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Riviire, /"afiJ,  Didot,  1854, 
etc,  8vo.  (160)  l^a^s,  L^  1  Ss. 

3042  Collyns  (D.  P.)     Notes  on  the  Chase  of  the  Wild  Red  Ueer 

in  the  Counties  of  Devon  and  Somerset,  numerous  illustra- 
lian5,originalcloth,uncut,  1862, 8vo. (163)  Uttlewood,  £.%A'i. 

2043  Combe  (W.)     The  Tour  of  Dr.  Syntax  in  Search  of  the 

Picturesque,  second  edition,  1812  [part  of  imprint  cut  oft) — 
Second  Tour,  in  Search  of  Consolation,  first  edition,  1820^ 
numerous  coloured  plates  by  Rowlandson,  half  morocco, 
m.  e.,  8vo.  (163)  Thorpe  £1  us. 

2044  Comeille  (P.)     La  Toisnn  d'Or,  trag^die,  original  edition, 

morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  ChamboUe-Duni.  Paris,  i66t, 
Svo,  {i6s)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £3  55. 

3045  ComeiUe  (P.)  Sertorius,  trag^die,  original  edition,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  Thibaron,  Paris,  1662,  8vo.  (166) 

B.  F.  Stevens,  £3  16s. 


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304^  Comeille  (P.)     Otbon,  trag^die,  original  edition,  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges  by  Thibaron-Joly,  Paris,  1665,  8vo.  (167) 
Upion,  £2  4S. 

3047  Comeille  ^P.)  Surena,  General  des  Parthes,  trag^ie,  ori- 
ginal editioD,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges  by  Thibaron, 
Parit,  1675,  8vo.  (168)  B.  F.  Stevens,  £3  5s. 

2048  Costumes  Historiques  des  XIP,  XIII'.XIV,  et  XV  Si&clea, 

d^ssin^s  et  graves  par  Paul  Mercuri,  avec  une  texte  his- 
torique  et  descriptif  par  Camille  Bonnard,  nouvelle  Edition, 
avec  une  introduction  par  Charles  Blanc,  3  vol.,  coloured 
plates,  balf  bound,  Paris,  1860-61,  royal  4to.  (333) 

Rimtll,  £\  14s. 

2049  Costumes  (Military).    Abbildung  der  Neuen  Adjustirung  der 

K.  K.  Armde,  seiner  kooiglichen  Hoheit  dem  Erzhenog 
Ferdinand  Karl  alleuntertanigst  zugeeignet  von  den  privile- 

S'rten  unternebmern  Jas.  Georg  Mansfeld,  und  Tranquillo 
olio,  the  complete  series  of  46  coloured  plates  of  military 
costumes  of  the  Austrian  anny,  besides  an  extra  unlettered 
proof  plate,  Wien,  T.  Mollo  (1790),  imperial  folio  (275) 

QfMriUh,  £2% 

[The  British  Museum  had  only  the  first  part  of  these  fine 

costumes,  and  the  copies  in  the  Belvedere,  in  Vienna,  and 

in  the  Biblioth^que  Nationale,  Paris,  were  not  so  perfect  as 

the  above.— (r<i£i/i?f)M.] 

3050  Crabbe  (Rev,  Geo.)     The  Library  :   a  poem,  first  edition, 

Published  anonymously,  1781 — The  Village  ;  a  poem,  first 
edition,  1783 — The  News-paper :  a  Poem,  first  edition,  1785, 
in  1  vol.,  mor.,  gilt  edges,  1781-85, 4(0.  (334)  Adams,  £\  1  is. 
[Fine  copies.  Dr.  Johnson  revised  "  The  ViUage  "  for 
Crabbe,  and  before  publication  he  wi-ote,  "  I  have  sent  you 
back  Mr.  Crabbe's  Poem,  which  I  read  with  great  delight. 
It  is  original,  vigorous  and  elegant.  ...  1  do  not  doubt 
Mr.  Crabbe's  success. — Catalogue^ 

3051  Craikshank  (G.)     Points   of  Humour,  both  parts,    20  en- 

gravings on  copper,  and  30  vignette  woodcuts  by  G.  Cruilc- 
shank,  large  paper,  fine  copy,  calf  extra,  g.  t.,  uncut,  by 
F,  Bedford,  Baldwyn,  1823-24,  8vo.  (177)  Spencer,  £1  2s. 
30$2  Cruikshank  (G.)  Points  of  Humour,  illustrated  by  the 
designs  of  George  Cruikshank,  part  ii.,  10  engravings  on 
coppei  and  12  woodcuts,  original  boards,  uncut,  Baldwyn, 
1824,  8vo. (178)  Keitk,£\  12s. 

2053  Cruikshank  {I.  R.)    The  Sporting  World  in  all-its  variety  of 

style  and  costume,  along  the  Road  from  Hyde  Park 
Comer  to  Moulseyhurst  going  to  a  Fight,  coloured  carica- 
ture, 13  ft.  6  in.  long,  in  a  round  cylinder  box,  with  pictorial 
illustration  outside,  1819,  8vo.  (179)  Sabin,  £\o  15s. 

2054  Cruikshank  (G.)    Table-Book,  edited  by  G.  A.  i  Beckett, 

original  edition,  numerous  humorous  plates,  calf  extra,  gilt 
edges  by  Riviere,  Punch  Office,  1845,  Svo.  (181) 

Hornstein,  £1  19s. 

3055  Cruikshank  (G.)    Greenwich   Hospital ;  a  Series  of  Naval 

Sketches,  by  an  Old  Sailor  (M.H.  Barker),  first  edition. 


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13  fine  coloured  plates  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  half  n 

^It  edges,  J.  Robins,  1826,  4I0.  (235)         Andrews,  £1  4s. 

2056  Cruikshank  (G.)    Scraps  and  Sketches,  origiaat  issue,  4  parts 

complete,  numerous  plates,  wrappers,  Published  by  the 
artist,  and  sold  by  Robins  and  Co.,  1828-32,  oblong  folio 
(277)  Keith.  £2  18s. 

2057  Cyprianus  (S.)     Ope  Veterum  librorum  repurgatis  et  libris 

auctus,  Gul.  Morelli  diligentia  et  labore,  old  morocco,  with 
inlaid  centre  and  comer  pieces  of  brown  morocco,  gilt 
edges,  Paris,  1564,  folio  (280}  Lei^hton,  £2  16s. 

[With  the  autograph  of  Thuanus  in  three  different  places, 
on  fly-leaf,  on  title-page,  and  at  end  of  index.  From  the 
libraries  of  J,  J.  de  Bure  and  R.  S.  Turner. — Catalogue.'] 

2058  Dancing.    Etrennes  k  Terpsichore,  ou,  Recueil  de  Contre- 

Danses  anglaises,  et  Walzes,  coloured  plates  of  English 
dances,  wiUi  the  music,  fancy  boards,  Paris,  iSzi,  oblong 
4to.  (236)  Tuer,  £4  4s. 

2059  Dickens  (C.)     Memoirs  of  Joseph  Grimaldi,  edited  by  "  Uoi," 

2  vol.,  first  edition,  illustrations  by  Geo.  Cruikshank,  and  a 
portrait  of  Grimaldi,  in  the  original  pink  cloth,  uncut,  183B, 
8vo.  (292)  Grant,  £3  3s. 

[The  earliest  issue  was  bound  in  pink  doth,  and  the  later 
one  in  dark-brown  cloth.  The  earliest  issue  has  no  pic- 
torial border  round  the  final  plate,  entitled  "  The  Last 
Song." — Ed.] 

2060  Dickens  (C.)    Memoirsof  Joseph  Grimaldi,  edited  bi^"Boz," 

first  edition,  portrait  and  illustrations  by  Geo.  Cruikshank, 
"The  Last  Song,"  without  the  masks,  2  vol.,  bright  calf 
extra,  t.  e.  g.,  uncut  (original  covers  and  backs  bound  in), 
R.  Bentley,  1838,  8vo.  (293)  Js^eith,  £:i  ss. 

3061  Dickens  (C.)  Works,  30  vol.,  "  Mition  de  luxe,"  illustrations 
by  Seymour,  "  Phii,"  etc.,  on  India  paper,  uncut,  1881-82, 
hnperial  8vo.  (431)  J/ill,  £&  los. 

2062  Disraeli  (B.)    Vivian  Grey,  5  vol.,  first  edition,  very  fine  clean 

copy  in  the  original  boards,  with  labels,  1S26-2V1  8vo  (301) 

Pearson,  £z 

3063  Disraeli  (D.)    The  Wondrous  Tale  of  Alroy  ;  The  Rise  of  Is- 

kander,  first  edition,  3  vol,,  bright  calf  extra,  t.  e.  g.,  uncut, 
Saunders  and  OUey,  1833.  8vo.  C303)  B.F.  Stevens,  £1  8s. 

3064  Doctrine  (La]  des  Moeurs  tir^e  de  la  philosophic  des  Stoiques 

representee  en  Cent  Tableaux  et  expliqu^  en  Cent 
Discours,  pour  I'instruction  de  la  jeunesse,  numerous  en- 
gravings, 2  parts  in  i  vol.,  old  morocco,  double  with  green 
morocco,  and  elaborately  gilt  au  pointing  and  ^  petils  fers, 
gilt  edges,  Ann  of  Austria's  copy,  with  her  arms  and  mono- 
gram on  sides,  Paris,  1646,  foho  (283)  J.  Jones,  £16 
2065  Dorat  (J.).  Lettre  de  Bamevelt  dans  sa  prison,  i  Tniman, 
son  ami,  1  plate,  unlettered  proof^  vignette  and  tailpiece 
by  Eisen,  Paris,  1764— Lettre  de  Zfila,  jeune  sauvage, 
esclave  k  Constantinople  k  Valcour,  officier  frangois,  prc- 
cidde  d'une  lettre  de  Madame  de  C**,  proof  plate  h^re 
letters,  vignette  and  tailpiece  by  Eisen,  tb.,  1764 — R^ponse 
de  Valcour  k  Zdlla,  prec^dfee  d'une  lettre  de  I'auteut  a  une 


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and  tailpiece  by  Eisen,  »#.,  1766 — Lettre  de  Valcourk  s< 
pire  pour  servir  de  suite  et  de  fin  au  roman  de  Z^Ia,  etc., 
unletter^  proof  pUce,  vignette  and  tailpiece  by  Eisen,  ii^ 
1767 — Lettres  en  vers,  ou  Epitres  h^raiques  et  amoureuses, 
frontispiece,  3  vignettes,  and  3  tailpieces  by  Eisen,  i'^.,  1766 
— Peiay  et  Dorat.  Le  Pot-Pourn,  ^pltre  k  qui  on  voudra, 
suivie  d'une  autre  ^pitre,  2  unlettered  proof  plates,  2  vig- 
nettes, and  2  tailpieces  by  Eisen  (genuine  first  issue,  widi 
53  pages,  Cohen  wrongly  cites  only  43  pages),  old  French 
red  morocco  extra,  fuU  gilt  back,  gilt  edges,  in  i  voL,  all 
LARGE  VELLUM  PAPER  copies  (307)  Pearson,  ^4 

2066  Dorat  (J.)  Stflim  et  S^lima,  po^me  imit^  de  Talleinand,  suivi 
du  Reve  d'un  Musulinaii,traduit  d'unpoete  arabe,  unlettered 
proof  plate  by  Eisen,  1769 — Les  C^ses  et  la  double 
m^prise,  fine  proof  before  letters  by  Eisen,  1769 — Lettre  de 
Z^ila,  Jeiuie  sauvage  esclave  i  Consiantinople  k  Valcour, 
ofiicier  frangois,  beautiful  head  and  tailpieces,  and  unlettered 
proof  plate  by  Eisen,  1766 — Reponsc  de  Valcour  k  Z^ila, 
pr^c61^  d'une  lettre  de  I'auteur  k  une  femme  qu'il  ne 
connoit  pas,  vignette,  tailpiece  and  unlettered  proof  plate 
by  Eisen.  1766— Peiai  (Marquis  de).  Lettre  d'Alcibiade  k 
Glic^re,  bouqueti&re  d'Athenes,  suivie  d'une  Lettre  de  Venus 
k  Paris  et  d'une  Ep!tre  k  la  mattresse  que  j'aurai,  vignettes 
and  tailpieces,  ana  unlettered  proof  plate  by  Eisen,  1764 — 
Blin  de  Sainmore,  Lettre  de  Sapho  k  Phaon,  unlettered 

Sroof  plate,  vignette  and  tailpiece,  1766 — Mercier,  Lettre 
e  Dulis  k  son  ami,  vignette,  tailpiece  and  unlettered  proof 
plate  ai^er  Saint-Aubin,  1767,  in  I  vol.,  old  French  marbled 
calf,  full  gilt  back,  gilt  edges  (308)  Latvian,  £3  43. 

[All  fine  large  paper  copies  :  the  illustrations  "k  la  san- 
guine "  in  the  l^t-tnentioned  piece  are  very  rare. — 
CataJogve.'l 
1067  Drayton  (M.)  Poems,  newly  corrected  by  the  Author,  large 
copy,  with  the  very  rare  blank  leaf  preceding  the  final  leaf 
of  extra  poems  (often  wanted),  call,  gilt  edges  by  Riviire, 
1613,  8vo.  (310)  QuaritcA,  £s  los. 

3068  [Du  Rosoi.^    Les  Sens,  pogme  en  six  chants,  unlettered  proof 

plates,  vignettes  and  tailpieces  by  Eisen  and  WiUe,  original 
edition,  an  extra  engraved  title  by  Eisen  for  the  second 
edition  inserted,  dark  green  morocco  super  extra,  gilt  edges 
by  Cazin,  1766,  8vo.  (313)  Mages,  £3  jjs. 

[The  plates  number  seven,  four  being  after  Eisen  and 
three  after  Wille.  There  are  also  six  vignettes  after  Eisen 
and  Wilte,  and  two  tailpieces  by  De  Longueil.  The  work 
was  reprinted  in  1767,  with  a  new  title  engraved  by  De 
Longueil,  after  Eisen. — Ed.] 

3069  Edgeworth  (Maria).    Tales  and  Novels,  18  voL,  firontispieces 

and  vignette  titles,  original  cloth,  uncut,  1832,  8vo.  (314) 

W.  IV.  iVkiU.li  17s. 

2070  Egan  (Pierce).      Life  in  London  :   or  the  Day  and  Night 

,  Scenes  of  Jerry  Hawthorn  and  Corinthian  Tom,  etc.,  first 

edition,  Nos.  i  to  3,  and  5  to  11,  fine  impressions  <^  the 


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coloured  plates  and  woodcuts  by  I.  K.  and  G.  Cntiksbank, 
uncut,  in  the  original  wrappers,  rare  in  this  state,  i8zo-2i. 


'■  ^"l^ 


8vo,  (316)  Homslein^  £y 

.)]     Real  Life  in  Ireland,  a  picture  of  High  and  Low 

Dublin  and  various  parts  of  the  Island,  first  edition, 

coloured  frontispiece  and  plates  by  H.  Aiken,  W.  Heath 

and  others,  one  wanted,  and  sevetaJ   others   shaved  in 

binding,  old  half  calf,  1821,  8vo.  {318)        Spencer,  £1  los. 

2072  Elliot  (D.  G.)     Monograph  of  the  Phasianidse,  or  Family  of 

the  Pheasants,  3  vol.,  B4  large  coloured  plates,  crimson 

morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  New  York,  1872,  folio  [479} 

Quariteh,  £y> 

3073  Elliot  (D.  G.)     Monograph  of  the  Tetraoninae,  or  Family  of 

the  Grouse,  37  large  coloured  plates,  crimson  morocco 
extra,  gilt  edges,  Af^w  York,  1865,  folio  (480)  in]f4/o»,;^ii 

3074  Elliot  (D.  G.)     Monograph   of  the   Pa^radiseidx.  or  Birds  of 

Paradise,  37  large  coloured  plates,  crimson  morocco  extra, 
gilt  edges,  Printed  for  the  Subscribers  by  the  Author,  1873, 
foIio{48i)  ^.  Quarilch,£i\ 

3075  Ettenhard  (F.  A,  de),     Compendio   de  I05  Fondamentos  de 

la  verdadera  destreia  y  filosofia  de  las  Armas,  original 
edition,  engraved  title  and  plates  of  fencing,  calf  extra,  gilt 
edges,  Madrid,  1675,  4to.  (440)  Quariteh,  £fi 

2076  Ettenhard  (F.  A.  de).     Diestro  Italiano  y  Espaiiol  explican 

sus  doctrinas  con  Evidencias  mathematicas  conforme  a  los 
preceptos  de  la  verdadera  destreia,  plates  of  fencing,  calf 
antique,  blind  tooling,  rare  (several  leaves  stained  and 
wormed,  sold  not  subject  to  return),  Madrid,  ibifj,  4I0. 
{441)  Maine,  £2 

2077  Evelyn  (John).    Sculptura,  or  the  History  and  Art  of  Chal- 

cography and  Engravins  on  Copper,  portrait  of  Evelyn  by 
Worlidge,  plate  and  unlettered  proof  mezzotint  by  Prince 
Rupert,  calf,  1759,  8vo.  (313)  S.  F.  Stevens,  £1  is. 

2078  Faithorne  (W.)  The  Art  of  Graving  and  Etching,  first  edition, 

engraved  title  and  plates,  fine  copy,  morocco,  gilt  edges  by 
Riviere,  1662,  8vo.  (324)  £.  F.  Stevens,  £1  2S.  6d 

2079  Fasciculus  Temponun  (auctore  W.  Rolewinck).     Hie  hebt 

sich  an  das  11  register  tibcr  das  gatzbuch  das  man  oenet 
ein  II  biichlin  d.  zit,  etc.,  gothU  Uttir,  painted  capitals  and 
wcxxlcut  views,  partially  coloured,  several  leaves  stained, 
oaken  boards,  partly  covered  in  stamped  leather,  with 
clasp,  first  German  edition,  Hereyster  Bernhart  Richel 
buTf^ersu  Basel,  1481,  folio  (486)  Utilewood,  £i,  is. 

3080  Fielding  (H.)     History  of  Tom  Jones,  6  vol.,  first  edition, 

some  leaves  a  little  stained,  old  calf,  1749,  8vo.  (328) 

Littlewood,  £1  1 8s, 

3081  Fierrabraa.    Eyn  schone  kuTt2weilige  Histori  von  eym  mach- 

tigen  Riesen  auss  Hispanien,  Fierrabras  gnant,  gofhU  Ittta, 
numerous  fine  woodcuts,  brown  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges 
by  Chambolle-Duru,  Siemmem,  J.  Rodler,  153^,  folio  (487) 
Lei^hton,  £i 
30S2  Finaguerra  (Maso).  A  Florentine  Picture  Chronicle,  being 
a  Series  of  ninety-nine  Drawings  representing  Scenes  and 


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234 

Personages  of  Ancient  History,  Sacred  and  Profene,  re- 
produced from  the  Originals  in  the  British  Museum,  wiih 
Text  by  Sydney  Colvin,  300  copies  printed,  ornamental 
buckram,  uncut,  B.  Quaritch,  1898,  folio  (488)  Frost,  £&  55. 

2083  Foster  (J.  J.)     British  Miniature  Painters  and  their  Works, 

only  425  copies  printed  for  sale,  S9  plates,  containing 
numerous  miniature  portraits,  doib  gilt,  t.  e.  g.,  1898,  roy^ 
4to.  (44 J)  Maim,  £z  18s. 

2084  Fouilloux    (Jacques  da).      La  Venerie  .  .  .  avec    plusieurs 

Receptes  &  Remedes  pour  guerir  ks  Chiens  de  diuerses 
maladies,  plus  L' Adolescence  de  I'Autheur,  large  engiaviog' 
on  reverse  of  title  representing  the  author  offering  his  book 
to  Charles  IX.,  numerous  lai^e  woodcuts  and  musical 
notation,  vcUunn,  d  Poitiers  de  Marttefz  et  Beuc/uts  frtres 
(1560),  4to.  (785)  QuariUh,  £17  los. 

2085  Foxe  (John).    Ad  Inclytos  ac  pra^potentes  Anglix  Proceres 

Ordines,  et  Status  totamq^ue  ejus  gentis  nobilitatem,  pro 
afflictis  Fratribus  Supplicatio,  half  calf,  BasiUa,  fier/oannem 
Oporinum,  1557  (332)  Pearson,  £7  7s. 

[The  GrenviUe  Catalogue  speaks  of  this  small  tract  of 
the  famous  martyroI<^ist  as  being  "of  great  rarity." 
W,  Herbert's  copy,  with  his  signature.— fTaAi/tf^^.] 

2086  Gallery.    Les  Chefs  d'CEuvre  du  Mus^e  Royale  d'Amster- 

dam,  "  Edition  de  Luxe,"  fine  impressions  of  the  numerous 
plates  on  India  paper  and  vignettes,  with  Teit  by  A. 
Bredius,  half  crimson  gilt,  gilt  edges,  n.  d.,  superior  im- 
perial 4to.  (491)  Edwards,  £i  2s. 

2087  Goethe  (J.  W.  von).    Egmont,  i^jiii^,  1788— Clavigo,iv-aB4- 

furt,  1774 — ^Iphigenie  auf  Tauns,  Leipzig,  1787,  first 
editions,  green  morocco,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  uniform, 
3  vol.,  8vo.  (337)  Pearson,  j£3  5s. 

3088  Goldsmith.    An  Almanack  for  MDCCLXIX.,  old  English 
morocco  extra,  covered  with  gold  tooling,  with  the  original 

Sncil  and  silver -mounted   clasp,  gilt  edges  (1769),  8vo. 
39)  Leighton,  £\  laa. 

2089  Gower  (John).    Ovid's  Festivalls  or  Romane  Calendar,  trans- 

lated into  English  verse  equi-numerally,  first  edition,  fine 
copy,  morocco,  gilt  edges  by  Riviere,  Cambridge,  1640, 
Svo.  {340)  Maggs,  £2  I2S. 

2090  GrafHgny   (Mme.  de).      Lettres  d'une  F^ruvienne,  2  vol., 

LARGE  VELLUM  PAPER,  with  the  portrait  and  plates,  proob 
before  letters  by  Lefevre  (100  copies  printed),  old  French 
morocco,  gilt  edges,  Paris,  Didot  Caim,  an  v,  (1797),  i6ma. 
(342)  Sothtran,  £\\ 

[Published  on  large  vellum  paper  at  24  frs.     The 

Eirtiait  is  by  De  Launay,  and  there  are  eight  -^Xta  after 
ef^re,  seven  being  engraved  by  Coioy  and  one  by 
Ingouf.~ED.] 

2091  Gresset.      CEuvres  de  Cresset,  portrait,  and   8  plates  by 

Moreau,  engraved   by  Simonet   and    De   Ghendl,  3  vol., 

morocco,  gilt  tops,  uncut,  Pa«j,  181 1,  8vo.  (344) '^oWw,  £13 

[The  best  edition,  a  copy  on  vellum  paper,  with  the  plates 

proofs  before  the  letters.    There  are  added  :  (i)  The  set  o( 


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6  plates  by  Moreau,  fiom  the  edition  of  1794 ;  (z)  The  set  of 
9  plates  by  Lavitle,  prooft  before  the  letters  ;  (3)  The  set  of 
9  plates  by  Devena.,  proofs  before  the  letters  ,■  (4)  Five 
portraits  of  Cresset ;  (5)  Portraits  of  Rousseau  and  Virgil. 

2092  Hamilton  (A.)     Mfaioires  de  Comtc  de  Grammont  (avcc  des 

notes  et  ^claircissemens),   78  portraits,  old   French  red 

morocco  gilt,  g.  e.,  Londres,  1793,  410.  (448)  Uitlewood,  £i 

[Copies  are  met  with  on  large  paper,  and  five  were  printed 

on  largest  paper,  in  folio,  with  the  portraits  coloured. — Ed.] 

3093  Hamilton  (A.)  GCuvres  du  Comte  Anioine  Hamilton,  4  plates 
by  Moreau,  engraved  by  De  Ghendt  and  Tri^re,  and  8  por- 
traits by  Saint-Aubin,  3  vol.  in  4,  green  morocco,  gilt  edges, 
Paris,  1812,  8vo.  (351)  Potter,  £i<)  10s. 

[The  best  edition.  A  copy  on  vellum  paper,  having  the 
plates  by  Moreau,  proofs  before  letters,  and  the  portraits 
with  the  names  lightly  etched.  There  is  added  to  the 
"  M^moires"  the  set  of  64  portraits,  engraved  by  Sctiven, 
proofs  before  letters  on  China  paper.  From  the  Beckford 
Collection. — Catalogue.  ] 

2094  Henry  VIII.  Repudio  Delia  Reina  Anna  d'Inghilterra, 
Sorella  del  Duca  di  Cleves,  &  di  fesa  sua'  con  molta  elo- 

3uentia  in  ver  po  il  R^,  tradotto  di  Franzese  in  Toscano 
al  Cap.  Gio.  Battesta  dei  Crillandari,  Fiorentini,  woodcut 
on  title,  Bologna,  1558,  410.  (768)  Potter.  £,1  3s. 

[An  excessively  rare  account  of  the  divorce  of  Anne  of 
Cleves,  whom  her  royal  husband  described  as  a  "  Flanders 
mare."  This  is  an  Italian  version  of  the  original  French. 
— Catalogue.'] 
209s  Heptameron  (The)  of  Mai^aret,  Queen  of  Navarre,  trans- 
lated by  George  Sainsbury,  engravings  by  Freudenberg, 
LARCK  PAPER,  plates  on  Japanese  paper,  one  of  312  copies, 
originalcloth,;  vol., uncut,  1894, 8vo.(io52)£n/ic«//,^Z  los. 

2096  Herbal.     Fetrus  de  Crescentiis  zu  Teutsch  mit  figuren,  first 

German  edition,  lit.  goth.,  numerous  fine  spirited  woodcuts, 
uncoloured,  large  copy,  but  imperfect  and  sold  not  subject 
to  return,  Sine  nota  {Aug.  Vind.  A.  Sorg.,  circa  1490),  folio 
(495)  Trcgasiis,  £7.  6s. 

2097  Hcures  i  I'Usaigede  Romme  (Almanack,  1513-1523),  printed 

in  red  and  black  and  ornamented  with  14  large  wood  en- 
gravings the  size  of  the  page  and  many  sntaller  ones,  fine 
copy,  morocco,  the  sides  covered  with  blind  tooling,  double 
with  red  morocco  covered  with  tooling  to  a  geometrical 
design  in  gold,  gilt  leaves  by  Masson-Debonnelle,  Jm- 
primies  A  Paris  pour  Guitlaume  Godard  (1^13),  8vo.  (633) 
L^gAion,  /19 
[Unknown  to  Bninet.  On  the  verso  of  the  last  leaf  is 
the  celebrated  rebus  of  which  Brunei  gives  a  facsimile  and 
remarks  :  "  Le  rebus,  si  difficile  k  d^chiffrer  qu'ii  a  fallu  en 
donner  I'explication  en  toutes  lettres." — Catalogue."] 

2098  Heures  (les  presentes)  k  lusaige  de  Paris  histori^es  tout  au 

long  sans  rien  requirer,  avec  Calendrier  et  Almanacb, 
printed  on  vellum,  with  84  large  and  small  woodcuts,  all 


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illuminated  in  gold  and  coloim,  333  arabesque  borders, 
and  hundreds  of  capital  letters  in  leA  and  blue  heightened 
in  gold,  red  morocco  extra,  doubld  with  blue  morocco, 
boidera  of  gold  and  ornamental  designs  in  aad  out,  Paris, 
N.  Vivian,  1515,  8vo.  (634)  Lawioit,  £1^ 

3099  Heures  en  Fran^ys  et  Latin  ^  I'usa^e  de  Rome  (avec  Calen- 
drier),  printed  in  red  and  black  within  ornamental  borders 
composed  of  architectural  designs  in  various  styles,  and 
embellished  with  14  full-page  engravings  and  several  his- 
toriated  woodcut  initials,  old  Lyonnese  calf,  back  covered 
with  elaborate  gilt  tooling  and  sides  inlaid  in  vari^ated 
leather,  within  painted  compartments,  most  artistically 
executed  to  a  Grolier  pattern,  gilt  edges,  fine  cop^,  arms 
of  the  Bourbons  emblazoned  on  title,  Lyon,  Guillaume 
Rouille,  1551,  Svo.  {635)  Liltlewood,  ^11 

2100  Heures  Nouvelles,  engraved  throughout,  historiated  initials, 

devices  of  flowers  and  fruit,  ornamental  and  floreate  borders, 
etc.,  old  French  olive  morocco,  broad  dentelle  borders  of 
gold,  double  with  watered  silk  linings,  gilt  edges,  Parit, 
ekes  lauteur,  s.  d.,  Svo.  (637)  UilUwood,  £,2  3s. 

2101  Heywood  (Thos.)     The  Exemplary  Lives  and  Memorable 

Acts  of  Nine  the  most  worthy  Women  of  the  World,  first 
edition,  9  proof  portraits,  including  that  of  Queen  Elizabeth 
(4  shaved),  old  calf,  with  all  faults,  1640,  4to.  (450) 

Doiell,  li  t7s. 

3102  Heywood  (Thos.)  Troia  Britannica,  or  Great  Britain's  Troy, 
a  Poem,  divided  into  XVII.  severaJ  Cantons,  intermixed 
with  many  pleasant  Poetical  Tales,  first  edition,  large 
woodcut  on  title  and  initial  letters,  tree-calf  extra,  r.  e., 
W-  Jaijgard,  1609,  folio  (496)  LiftUwood,  £4 

3io3'Heywood  (Thos.)  The  Hierarchic  of  the  blessed  Angells, 
their  Names,  Orders,  and  OfHces,  etc.,  engraved  title 
(mounted)  and  plates,  old  calf,  m.  e.,  1635,  folio  (497) 

Dobell,£\  IIS. 

3104  HoUandus  (H.)     Heruologia  Anglica  :  clarissimorum  et  doc- 

tissimorum  aliquot  Anglorum,  qui  flouerunt  1500-1620. 
Vivas  Effigies,  Vita  et  elogia,  aulhore  H.  H.  Anglo- 
Britanno,  brilliant  impressions  of  the  65  portraits,  tomb 
of  Queen  Elizabeth,  cut  round,  mounted,  and  coloured 
(this  is  frequently  missing),  also  the  tomb  of  Prince  Henry, 
engraved  title  inlaid,  top  mar^^in  of  one  leaf  mended, 
wanted  as  usual  the  "  post  prefatio,"  a  large  copy  in  russia 

fill,  gilt  edges,  Amk.  Impemis  Crispini  Passaei,  s.  a. 
1620T  folio  (^00)  Carr.  £6  15s. 

3105  iiotx   Divs  Virginis   Maris,  cum  Calendario,  printed  on 

vellum,  with  16  full-page  woodcuts,  24  smalt  nistoriated 
woodcuts  (all  uncoloured),  and  several  hundred  initials 
in  gold  and  colours,  first  leaf  rubbed,  last  leaf  slightly 
mended,  stamped  morocco,  blind  tooling,  with  aims  on 
sides,  r.  e.,  Paris,  G,  Hardouyn  (Almanack,  1510-30),  8vo. 
(646)  Mag}p,  £\o  5s. 

3106  Horatius.     Opera  Aeneis  Tabulis  incidit  J.  Pine,  2  vol.,  en- 

graved throughout,  and  embellished  with  plates  and  vig- 


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nettes.  large  copy  of  the  Post-est  edition,  in  the  original 
calf,  gilt  edges,  1733-37.  8vo.  (647)  Slessor,  £3  14s. 

2107  Hortus  Sanltatis.     Le  Jardin  de  Sante,  translate  de  latin  en 

francoys  nouvcUement  imprim^  k  Paris,  lit.  goth.  (lettres 
Utardes),  numerous  wocxjcuts  (wanted  signatures  K  and 
L  in  the  second  par